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Operation Manual of PanelMaster

Revision 1.1, Feb 2007

Cermate Technologies Inc.

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Table of Contents

Contents Page
Startup 3
Installation 5
Charpter 1 Starting the program 7
Start-up information 7
1-1 PanelMaster Structure and Operation 8
1-2 Features of PanelMaster 10
1-2-1 Global 10
1-2-2 Panels PanelMaster Design 12
1-3 PanelMaster operation mathod 14
1-3-1 Creat a new project (File->New...) 14
1-3-2 Multi-language (Project -> Language ..) 16
1-3-3 Font Templates (Project -> Font Templates..) 17
1-3-4 Picture Database (Project -> Picture Database..) 17
1-4 Panel Setup 19
1-4-1 Panel Internal Memory (Panel -> Link -> User Memory ..) 20
1-4-2 Link .. 20
1-4-3 (Tags..) 21
1-4-4 General setup (Panel -> General Setup ..) 23
1-4-4-1. Panel General Setup 24
1-4-4-2. Panel Command & Status 25
1-4-4-3. Real Time Clock 29
1-4-4-4. Set the User levels 31
1-4-4-5. Screen (Panel -> Screen) 32
1-4-4-6. Bit Alarm Block (Panel -> Bit Alarm Block ..) 33
1-4-4-7. Word Alarm Block (Panel -> Word Alarm Block ..) 34
1-4-4-8. Recipe Block 35
1-4-4-9. Data Logger 37
Charpter 2 PanelMaster Menu List 38
2-1 File 38
2-2 Edit 41
2-2-1 Object Properties 45
2-3 View 47
2-4 Screen 50
2-5 Draw 53

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2-6 Object 71
2-6-1. Button/Switch 72
2-6-1-1. General setting 76
2-6-1-2. Label 78
2-6-1-3. Advanced 79
2-6-1-4. Visibility 80
2-6-1-5. External Label 81
2-6-1-6. Button Macro 82
2-6-2. Toggle Switch 83
2-6-3. Screen Button 84
2-6-4. Slide Switch 85
2-6-5. Word Button 86
2-6-6. Multistate Switch 87
2-6-7. Radio Buttons 88
2-6-8. Keypad Button 89
2-6-9. Scroll Buttons 90
2-6-10. Step Buttons 91
2-6-11. Numeric Entry 92
2-6-12. Numeric Display 94
2-6-13. ASCII Character Entry 95
2-6-14. ASCII Character Display 96
2-6-15. Bit Lamp 97
2-6-16. Multistate Lamp 98
2-6-17. Message Display 98
2-6-18. Time/Date/Week Display 100
2-6-19. Meter 101
2-6-20. Dynamic graphic 102
2-6-21. Graph/Chart 104
2-6-22. Alarm Display 109
2-6-23. Historic Display 114
2-7 Project 119
2-7-1. File Protection 119
2-7-2. Language 120
2-7-3. Font Templates 120
2-7-4. Picture Data Base 121
2-7-5. Global Tags 121
2-7-6. Global Macro 122
Startup Macro 123

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Main Macro 123

Event Macro 124
Time Macro 124
Macro Instrument 125
2-8. Panel 149
Current Panel 150
Link 150
Tags 151
Panel general setup 152
Command and Status 153
Clock 154
Password 154
Build Panel Run-time Data 155
Transfer Data to Panel 156
Transfer Data from Panel 159
Export panel 160
2-9. Tools 161
Language Selection 161
Panel Sim(Off-line) 162
Panel Simulate (On-Line) 162
Transparent Communication 163
Update OS0 from BIOS 164
2-10.Window 165
2-11.Help 167
Charpter 3 Practice 168

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Start Up

Reminding of this operation manual

This manual is about the affinant、easy to use and convenient interface of the HMI operation
software, PanelMaster. There are three kinds of notes you may see in this manual, see figures
shown as following. These notes will help you a lot in your applications. Meanwhile, you can
use them to have further descriptions for the unfamiliar functions. Below are meanings of the
three notes.

Warn！
This icon reminds you to be aware of the description aside. The

Warn !00n descriptions will help you using these functions correctly. It’s very
important to read carefully before using the functions.

Notice?
This icon reminds you how to operate the PanelMaster quickly. It let
you operate proficiently without any difficulty.
Notice ?00n

Example#
This icon means that there is an example in this manual for your
reference.
Example#00n

Features：
Project
One project can have many Panel applications
The effort of designing a new Panel application can be greatly reduced as the new Panel can
share the global data with existing Panel applications in the same project
It is easy to create a communication link between two Panel applications in the same project
Your precious design data can be protected by designated passwords
Up to 10 languages can be specified for a project and hence your Panel can be used in ten
countries using different languages. Thanks for the benefit of Unicode system, any Windows
supported language can be specified for your projects
Up to 20 fonts in your computer system can be pre-selected for each language to simplify the
selection of font while you are editing text. Changing the font of all the text with the same font
can also be done easily by just modifying the corresponding font template
Thousands of graphics and symbols provided by Symbol Factory are readily available for you
to use in your screens
Importation and exportation are available for many kinds of design data, which include
language settings, font templates, panels, screens, tags, and macros

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Panel
Both landscape and portrait screen-orientation modes are supported
Supported color resolution: 16 grey shades, 256 colors, and 65536 colors
Up to 16 data loggers can be created to collect process data
Up to 16 Bit Alarm Blocks can be monitored
Up to 16 Word/Analog Alarm Blocks can be monitored
Up to 16 Recipe Blocks can be created to store recipe data
Operation logging makes it possible to trace the past operations
A global alarm marquee can be created to overlay alarm messages on the display
Macros for many cases: Start-up Macro, Main Macro, Event Macro, Time Macro, Open Macro,
Cycle Macro, Close Macro, On Macro, and Off Macro
Objects for setting/controlling: Bit Button, Word Button, Toggle Switch, Screen Button,
Function Button, Analog Slide Switch, Multi-state Switch, Radio Button, Keypad Button, Scroll
Button, Step Button, List, Drop-down List, Numeric Entry, and ASCII Character Entry
Object for viewing/monitoring: Numeric Display, ASCII Character Display, Bit Lamp, Multi-state
Lamp, Message Display, Time Display, Date Display, Day-of-week Display, Meter, Dynamic
Circle, Dynamic Rectangle, GIF Display, Picture Display, Bar Graph, Line Chart, Pie Graph,
Scatter Chart, Alarm History Display, Alarm Count Display, Current Alarm Display, Alarm
Marquee, Historic Data Display, Historic Message Display, and Historic Trend Display
Objects for setting/controlling can be enabled or disabled dynamically
Objects can be made visible or invisible dynamically
The capability of communicating with multiple controllers directly or indirectly is available
Panels equipped with keypad or connected with an external keypad are supported

Tool
Data transfer between PC and Panel can be done through COM port or Ethernet
Both online and offline simulation are available for the Panel applications
The Transparent Communication is provided to save the effort of connecting PC to PLC when
the Panel under development is already connected to the PC and the PLC. Your PLC
programming software is able to access the PLC through the Panel as if the Panel is
transparent
Data Transfer Helper (DTH) allows you to get data from the Panel and update the data stored
in the Panel

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Hardware requirments

Before installing PanelMaster, please check whether your computer hardwares meet with the
following requirments.
At least Pentium CPU III
At least 100MB space avaliable in the hard drive.
At least 64MB in avaliable system memory.
Serial port or LAN port（Use for communication between PanelVisa’s HMI and
downloading files from PC）
A PanelMaster installing CD or you can download from FTP://mail.cermate.com.
OS System：Windows 2000/XP (For using Unicode text system)

Installation

1. Close all the application programs in the computer before installing.

2. Double clicks PanelMaster => setup.exe, and run setup program.
3. Install according to the pop up instructions.
4. File C：\Program Files\PanelMaster：It’s the PanelMaster default directory.

5. Icons/executing file：The installation will build a desk icon and an executing

file.

You can download PanelMaster from FTP://mail.cermate.com or ask the

regional agent for Installaion CD. A correct ID number is needed when install
the PanelMaster. Please apply it from the local agents or sign up in our website
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http://www.cermate.com to get it for free.

“A small installation bug“. If the the installation PM is put in a file named by

Simplify Chinese, it’ s impossible to install in a computer with a tranditional
Chinese Win XP OS. And PM put in a named in tranditional Chinese file can not
Notice ?002
install to a computer with a simplify Chinese OS,likewise. So, please name the
file in English to avoid the problems.

Simple screen edit methods：There are three steps shown as below, please operate
them in coordinate with tool bar.
1. Clicks the icons from the tool bar.
2. Moves objects to the assigned places in screens. Adjust frame sizes.
3. Chooses frame styles from the dialog boxes, fill in labels, addresses and functions.

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Features of PanelMaster:
The multi-drivers function allows two or more different drivers to be used at the same time in
one panel.

You can import and export language files. Simply export the user texts, to translate them and
then import them back into the same project. This function makes it easy to translate the
application text language for multilingual projects.

Several I/Os can be changed at one time with the replace function. It enables the change of
I/O addresses to a consecutive range of new I/O addresses.

HMI’s drivers can be added or updates from internet or disk files.

Up to ten languages are available.

The PanelVisa touch panel supports most of the drivers, for example, PLCs、Inverters
and Temperature Controllers. The drivers of these controllers can be chosen in the Link
Properties dialogue from the PanelMaster operation software. While downloading the
complied screen file to HMI, the PanelMaster will automatically transfer specified
drivers to the HMI.

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Charpter 1. Starting the program

To start the PanelMaster, double clicks the PanelMaster icon or the PM.EXE.

Start-up information
Most of the tool bar and icons are disable to be clicked and the background is empty when first
start up the Panelmaster.

Now, please open an exist project or build a new project to enable most of the tool bar and
icons.

When executing the PanelMaster at the second time, it will show the project
you have opened last time.
On the top of the title tool bar displays the file name and directory of the project.
Notice ?003

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1-1. Program structure and operation of PanelMaster

Open a new project. The screen shows a working area as below. There are two management
areas in the screen.

There are 11 function menus in the menu list, which are

“File”、”Edit”、”View”、”Screen”、”Draw”、”Object”、”Project”、”Panel”、”Tool、”Windows”、”Help".
The function menus provide a lot of items for your panel designs. We will introduce the function
menus and the items from drop down menus in details here after.

Project tree Tool bar

Edit window

Graphic tool bar

Status bar
The project manager and screen manager tree are on the left side of the program screen. This
area is for quick setting of the main functions and for overview.

The edit window is a larger area on the right side. It’s for texts, objects, screens and macro
designing. You can edit different functions and screens on this area. The screens are of
different sizes according to panel models that you choose, which are actual sizes when shown
in HMIs.

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In edit window, the top line shows Panel_1(PV057 Demo_Vertical); Panel_2(PV037

Demo);Panel_3(PV057 Demo_ horizontal );Panel_4 (PV057T Vertical). That means this
application has created four panels in one project and they are all opened.

The second line shows the Meter&Bar_Chart(#1)~Buttons(#3) of Panel_4.

The status bar at the bottom of screen is shown below. From here displays the
x-y-coordination of the cursor and basic information of the selected object.

The cursor status The size of selected object

The percentage views in the screen.

Object name Position of the selected object.

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1-2. Features of PanelMaster

We can set up many panel settings and global settings from the project manager tree.

The Language、Font templates、Picture Database、Global Tags and Marco Library settings can
be used in the same project. The individual panel settings are located below the project
manager tree. There are communication links、no#1-999 programmable screens、settings for
panel display size、panel control mode、command and status block settings、real time clock
settings、operator password levels、alarm settings、recipe settings、data logger and operation
logging settings. All of the data can be set for individual touch panel.

1-2-1. Global：

Language：The PanelMaster provides maximum 10 languages for online switching. Using

multi-language switching, we can show messages in objects、screens or display many
languages in one panel, for example, Chinese、Japanese、English、Korean or Thai…etc.
Font Templates：The PanelMaster supports all fonts installed in the Windows® OS, moreover,
it supports 10 languages and sets their respective fonts、font styles and font sizes. The
PanelMaster also provides Unicode text standards, so the designers can key in many
languages for example, , Chinese、Japanese、English、Korean、Thai…etc. , in a text label or
an object.

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Picture Database：The PanelMaster accepts BMP、JPG and GIF files. All pictures must be
imported before using.

Global Tags：The PanelMaster supports a Global Tag for one project which’s settings can
apply to every panel in the project. The assigned settings in the Global Tag used for the
internal registers of panel in this project only. Please don’t be confused the panel internal
registers with PLC registers. The Global Tags settings cannot cover all PLCs in a project. On
the other hand, a Local Tag sets the internal registers of a specified panel and the PLC
memory devices, which the panel can communicate with.

Global Marco Library：Every project in PanelMaster provides a Global Macro Library and
what is more, a panel can have its Local Macro Library. The Global Macro Library can be used
for all panels in the same project while the Local Macro Library used only in a specified panel.
To edit a macro just give a name and edit macro programs for the Global/Local Macro Library
to call this macro in every object designed in this project.

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1-2-2. Panels
Panel(Panel_1)：

Link：Assign the devices the panel communicates to.

There are Internal Memory、PLC IO or PLC data registers.
PanelMaster supports Multi-link function that is the panel’s
serial ports link with different kinds of PLC.

Tags：Sets the tag name as PLC device name.

Setup：It’s necessary to set parameters for a panel to

execute assignments and to run synchronism with linked
PLC. For example, clock, command block and status
block.

Screen：A panel can design max. 999 screens. The screen

can be assigned for normal screen、window screen or
menu screen.

Window Screen：The window screen is a screen which

overlapping on the normal screen. The display area must
smaller than the normal screen.
Menu Screen：The menu screen is a screen which
overlapping on the normal screen. The menu screen behaves like a pop-up tool sub-screen.

Alarm：Provides 16 bite alarm blocks and 16 word alarm bolcks.

Recipe：Provides 16 recipe blocks.
Data logger：Provides 16 Data Loggers

Each project manages many Touch Panels. It’s convenience for customers to
maintain designed panels at one time. Designers can put all applications
together for the same customer or put different panels in a multi-link project. It’s
Notice ?004
easy to maintain and sort out files. Reduce regrets caused by incorrect deleted
or overwrited project files.

PanelMaster provides a global settings and local settings in a project. There are
global macro library and local macro library. The local macro library is set for
specified panels. Every macro programmed locally can be used in the panel
Notice ?005
only. However, different panels designed in the same project can use the global
macro. The password protection is the most distinctive feature when regarding
the intellectual property protection.

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Every Panel can have up to 999 screens, 10 online languages and multi-link
design. The users can design a complicated application in lower hardware cost
without difficulties.
Notice ?006

To use Japanese characters, install Japanese language input procedure in

Windows® XP system to get supported of the Japanese characters in
PanelMaster. If you need other new languages supported, do above method
Notice ?007
likewise.

Each project supports at most 16 recipe blocks, 16 data loggers, 16 bit alarm
blocks and 16 word alarm blocks. It easy and efficiency to accomplish all
applications.
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1-3. PanelMaster operation method

You can use mouse or specified keys to operate the PanelMaster. There are pop up screens in
some functions for more settings.
If you are familiar with the Windows® operation system, it’s easier for you to understand.

Express keys and Key control

Same as others software, click objects and right click mouse to get pop up screens for quick
settings. For quick operating, press Ctrl or Shift and click objects to select more objects for
duplication or moving.

Practice step by step to explain the PanelMaster functions by designing an example.

Here, we are going to demonstrate an example. It includes some typical object settings. It’s
quick with details showing how to communicate with PLCs and related parameter settings for
starters to complete screen editions. This example explains how PV057 TFT communicates
with one PLC Mitsubishi FX2n and Siemens S7-200 PPI.

1-3-1. Creat a new project (File->New)

There are two ways to open a new file. Clicks “New“ from File drop down menu or double

clicks the icon to get a dialogue shown in Figure 1-1.

This is the project name. It becomes

Demo.pmj after saving.

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Clicks this area to get a drop-list

menu for selecting Panel Model
number. Here, the PV057-TST
(Color/Touch) is selected.

Press the arrow icon on the right to get drop-list menu

for the communication devices selection. (Here the
Mitsubishi FX2n is selected as an example) ,
communication port is set at COM1。

Link Name：Link1_FX2n, when there is a communication error, the name of Link will show on
the communication error screen.
Link Type：Direct Link means the HMI serial port COM1 link to the PLC. Some applications use
direct link, such as the example, Panel_1 links to PLC FX2n through COM1, needs to set as a
direct link.
Link Port：Defines the ports of panel according to the HMI hardware. Some panels support
LAN and RS232/422/485, some are equipped with three ports and some only have one port.

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1-3-2. Multi-language (Project -> Language ..)

To add languages, please follow three steps shown as below：

Double click Language from Global under Project_Demo or right click the mouse, then press
properties to get a Language setting dialogue. It supports maximize 10 languages, rename
and assign the Unicode in the dialogue. Here we add 3 languages.

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1-3-3. Font Templates (Project -> Font Templates ..)

Double click Font Templates from the Global under Project Demo or right click the mouse then
press Properties to get a Font Templates setting dialogue. Adjust Font styles and sizes for
each language in the dialogue. Each language can have up to 20 user fonts. You can rename
the font names for easy recognition and switching in PanelMaster.

To export to my favorites：After setting, you can export fonts to your favorite

library and import them from this library in other projects.

Notice ?009

Font templates：Assign each font separately for each language. For example,
Font_1: Arial, Size 10 for language_1. Font_1, Arial, size 9 for language_2.
Font_1, Times New Roman, size 12, for language_3.
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1-3-4. Picture Database (Project -> Picture Database ..)

Double click Picture Database from Global under Project_Demo or right click the mouse then
press Properties to get a Picture Database setting dialogue. Be sure to import the pictures to
the Picture Database before these pictures being used. PanelMaster provides some basic
pictures, which can be selected from this database. You can also import other designed
pictures. The BMP、JPG and GIF formats are all acceptable.

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Import from
Import the supported pictures from the picture database (*.PDB)
Export to
Export the *.BMP and save to the picture database as (*.PDB)
Import
Import designed pictures from other drawing software, such as Painter, PhotoImpact which’s
image foramtes are Bitmap Images(*.BMP), GIF and JPG files.
Export
Export the pictures as *.BMP files.

1-4. Panel Setup

1-4-1. Panel Internal Memory (Panel -> Link -> User Memory)

Panel supports general user memory、battery backup user memory and system memory.

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These internal memories can be used as macro instruction memory, HMI system command
block or status block.

Using the battery backup user memory should in accordance with HMI
hardwares. If the battery backup user memory function is not supported by
HMI, the function is not able to be used at all.
Notice ?011

1-4-2. Link (Link ..)

Add links to set the properties of communicated devices. PLC brand name, specifications and
parameters. PanelMaster supports panels communicate with multi-devices at a time. For your
convenience, PanelMaster provides some popular PLC drivers for applications use. Some
other special drivers development could also be arranged under the assistance of users.

Add Link (Add Link ..)

Add the second communication device as following：

Click Link from the Panel_1, right click the mouse to add link from the add link dialogue. Add a
link, select S7-200, set COM2 as communication port. Be aware that COM2 should not be
used. If the panel supports only 2 serial ports that means you can add two communication
devices.

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If the HMI supports 2 serial ports, but you add more than 2 communication
devices, the PanelMaster will also accept it, however, the panel can not run
normally. If you set the same serial port to two devices, PanelMaster will accept
Warn !012 it, too, but the HMI can not work actually.

It is important to set the correct linking devices and PLC brands for panels to
work correctly. To meet the related parameters with panels and PLC devices
Warn !013 for successful communications. To read and write correctly between panels
and PLCs to stabilize the communication. For example, Mitsubishi Fx2n has
communication parameters as 9600bps、7、even、1 stop bit、RS422、PLC
station No.=0、Panel station No.=0-255 any. The panel serial port can link to
one FX2n PLC. Arrange the 2nd FX2n by linking to the other serial port of panel
to make a multi-link application.

1-4-3 Tags (Add Tags)

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Edit objects with familiar tags. For example, a push botton object address q0.0 can be labled
as Input_Motro_1_start. The users can change device numbers for different controller
addresses. You can change q0.0 to q0.6 from Tags for all projects instead of changing one by
one. It’s very convenient especially when users need to change PLC models. The desingers
can easily list the used controllers and rearrange the new read/write addresses by using Tags.
The advantages for using Tags is changing the tags addresses form one to another for all
objects in the same project.

Set the Tags uses the following steps.

Click Tags from the Panel_1, right click mouse then press Open to get a Tags adding dialogue.
Be aware that the Tags name must be exclusive. Using characters, numbers and
multi-languages to name Tags. Do not use numbers in the prefix or ’:’ ’.’ ’/’ ’;’...etc. or space in
between. For example, “2-Motot-Start“ is not acceptable while “ Motor-2-Start“ is fine.

It’s for faster numeric

refresh display when the
scan rate set as faster.

Name：Use Chinese or English, length 22 Bytes. Do not use numbers on the front or symbols
like ” ?!=+-….“. Blanks in between is not acceptable, neither.
Address：Internal data registers of PLC controllers or panel’s internal memory.

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Comment：Descriptions for the Tags. 128 Bytes of the length.

If a Tag is named the same as a PLC device name, PanelMaster will consider
the name as the PLC device name. For example, if Timer20 is a tag name of
read data and also the PLC device name, PanelMaster will think the Timer20 as
Warn !014 PLC device. It may result in abnormal working or different display effects which
are far from orginal designs.

1-4-4. General Setup (Panel -> General Setup ..)

PanelMaster supports each panel can have its own general setup including startup settings,
panel models, control block, status block, real time clock, user levels and password settings.
These settings are used when communicating
with control devices. Actually, every setting
should be set according to each application and
device the HMI communicate to. And for the best
performance, the seetings should be set correctly.
About the settings, please refer to local agents or
our website for further information.

To set Panel General Setup of Panel_1 as

following：

Click Panel General Setup from Panel_1. Right click the mouse to get the properties dialogue.
A general setup of the parameters is necessary for a panel. It’s for executing every assigned
procedures and convenient to work with the communicated devices at the same time.

It’s necessary to make a general setup for every panel. For the detail settings or
further information, please refer to local agent or our website:
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1-4-4-1. Panel General Setup：

There are some items to be set in the properties:

Panel Name and model No.

Set the Panel name, choose the Panel Model No., select a normal display or portrait display.

Start up
Set the working parameters including start up screen, delay time, display countdown, user
level, default language, screen saver time, buzzer sounding time and Marcos.

Start up screen：The first screen shown after power on.

Delay time：The delay time to show the first screen after power on.
Display countdown：To show countdown when set a start up delay time.
Language：Assign the default language when multi-language used.
Login required：Click Login required to have password protection when turns
on the panel.
Default user level：Un-Click login required to start the panel with assigned user level.
Idle processing：Sets the working panel to a defined screen when it does not operate in a set
time period.
Screen saver time：Set 10 minutes to shut down the screen backlight when no one operate the
Panel, no alarms or no screen changing.
When sets the Screen saver time to 0 minute, then the backlight will always keep ON. That
means no screen saver function.
Notice!! Strongly recommend to set screen saver time to lengthen the life screen.
Buzzer sounding time：The buzzer sounding time when touch the screen.
Macro：Startup Macro、Main Macro、Event Macro、Time Macro.

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1-4-4-2. Panel Command & Status

Set Controllers Command and Panel Status.

Command Block
Command block allows designer set command to HMI through PLC. For recipe function
command block should be set at least 4 Words. Command block usually refers to PLC data
registers and HMI internal registers. It is a continuous data block from 0 words to 32 words. Of
course, for the simple application, it’s not necessary to use command block. The HMI can
control by itself to get better communication. Using command block makes the HMI coordinate
with the communicated devices to accomplish better effects. The HMI helps PLC managing
complicate programs to enable the PLC working precisely and effectively.

Command block function provides using data registers in PLCs or HMIs to control HMIs.
The screen changing data register can be used to change HMI screens by PLCs.
Scan Time：Sets scan time frequency, normally 1sec./cycle or 0.5 sec./cycle for faster
monitoring.
Screen changing data register：A kind of data register which control HMI screen changing by
PLCs. The data register is 16 bits Unsigned Binary.

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Using the HMI command block to control switches from a PLC, when many
commands set on at the same time, the HMI executes one command a time
Warn !016 from the lower byte. To repeat the executions, set the commands in the HMI to
off than to on. To let the HMI read the ON/OFF differences form the PLC data
registers and execute command correctly, be sure to set the bit on at least 0.5
second or the HMI may not response correctly each time. We suggest that if
there are miss-actions or abnormal situations of the HMI, please check the PLC
program first.

For examples, when set the command block at 5 words, the command block acts as
following：

1. Word_$C0 as the screen changing data register：The data are used for Screens switching
Register(No. 1-7999), which need not coordinate with command block.
2. Word_$C1 as the Parameters One Register：The parameters are used for languages
switching (1-10) or recipe data transfer (No. 1-65535). The parameters need to coordinate
with the command bits.
3. Word_$C2 as the Command Bits：The Command Bits are controlled by commands set from
the PLC. To satisfy most applications, PanelMaster uses different parameters set in the PLC
data registers to reach the ideal effects. For example, set the command bit #7, the buzzer
sounding command bit, to 0-3 to show the internal models as a long sound, interval short
sounds, rapid short sounds, interval long and short sounds.
4. Word_$C3 as Trigger Bits：The trigger commands execute Macro instructions and curve
painting, and trigger clock adding on 1 hr. or deducting from 1 hr..
5. Word_$C4 as Enabling Bits：The enabling bits enable and disable historic sampling
commands.

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To reach the best effects, reasonable command block settings and definitions
are absolutely necessary when the panel communicates with PLC. Otherwise
Warn !017 the Panel may not coordinate with control devices displaying or operation. If
you have any request in adding new command blocks of your special
applications, please send your requests to [email protected] or call the
distributors for further help.

Status Word

Command Response： After operating the screen changing by users, would it necessary to
write the command variable to screen changing bits? Thus, the PLC or devices will aware that
whether the screens have been changed by users or not.
1. Numeral 0 write to screen changing register or controllers reference command block
registers.
2. The current screen No. re-write to Screen changing registers, notify the PLC or devices
whether users have changed the screens or not. The PLC will aware which screen the
HMI changed to.

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Status words is a setting for feedback automatically from Panels to PLC’s registers. The length
is different according to the feedback functions. It may not be a continuous data block. The
addresses can be assigned at will.

1. Command Bits #0-#15($C1.0-$C1.f)

Designers can control HMIs from PLC program using command bits. For example, Switching
Language, printing, screen hardcopy, Sounding buzzer, backlight ON/OFF control, summer
time saving control, and recipe transferring. The command length will be different according to
different functions.

1-1. Command Ack Bits #0-#15

Command Ack Bits allows to write to PLC data registers or HMI internal register after the HMI
executes command Bits asked from PLC. Thus, the PLC can make sure the HMI executes the
commands. For example, screen switching status bits, printing status bits, hardcopy status bits.
Buzzer sounding status bits, backlight on/off status bits, summer time saver adjusting status
bits and recipe transfer status bits.

2. Trigger Bits #0-#15($C2.0-$C2.f)

Trigger Bits controls the HMI triggers by using PLC commands. Trigger to read curves, delete
curves, startup the macro, write the real time clock data to PLC or write the PLC real time clock

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data to HMI and other requests for triggers. To satisfy different applications, we can increase
trigger bits from #16 to #31.

2-1. Trigger Ack Bits #0-#15

Trigger Ack Bits allows writing to PLC data registers or HMI internal register after the HMI
execute Trigger Bits asked from PLC. Thus, the PLC can make sure the HMI executes the
commands. For example, trigger to read curves, delete curves, startup the macro, write the
HMI real time clock data to PLC or write the PLC real time clock data to HMI and other
requests for triggers. To satisfy different applications, we can increase trigger bits from #16 to
#31. Set the Trigger Bits and Trigger Ack Bits to the same PLC data registers or HMI internal
registers to let PLC feedbacks after completing motion cycles without setting the triggered bits
to OFF at next trigger.

3. Enabling Bits #0-#15($C3.0-$C3.f)

Enabling Bits lets the PLC enable and disable motions of HMIs. For example, enables the PLC
data logger prepared for data correction. Enables the HMI to execute the trigger sampling or
sampling regularly. To sum up, the Enabling Bits is the control center of the Trigger Bits. To
satisfy different applications, we can increase Enabling Bits from #16 to #31.

4. Current Screen Number of the Normal Screen：The HMI will send the current screen number
to the communicated device.
5. Current Screen Number of the Window Screen：The HMI will send the current window
screen Number to the communicated device.
6. Current Recipe Number, RCPNo=1-65535：The HMI will send the current Recipe Number to
the communicated device.
7. Current Recipe Block Number, RCPID=0-15：The HMI will send the current Recipe Block
number to the communicated device.
8. Current User Level, User Level=0-8：The HMI will send the current user level to the
communicated device.
9. Current Language, Language=1-10：The HMI will send the current user level to the
communicated device.

1-4-4-3. Real Time Clock

There is a build-in real time clock in the HMI. Users can write the real time clock data to PLC
which the real time clock is not supported. Sometimes, in order to have simultaneous time
between Panels and PLCs, even the PLC supports real time clock, we use Trigger Bits
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execute a sequence of controls. We also can synchronize the time of PLCs with the Panels to
make sure whether they are simultaneously.

Every word($C0-n) of the real time clock data has different meaning as following：
To write time/date to PLC address D100, the referent data type information defined as below.

There are two formates of time/data type, 6 Bytes(3 Words) and 8 Bytes(4 Words).
The 6 Bytes formats are:

Hr.: word#0 high-byte is for 0-23 Min.: word#0 low-byte is for 0-59
Month: word#1 high-byte is for 1-12 Date: word#1 low-byte is for 1-31
Week: word#2 high-byte is for 0-6 Year: word#2 low-byte is for 00-99

The 8 Bytes formats are :

Hr.: word#0 high-byte is for 0-23 Min.: word#0 low-byte is for 0-59
Month: word#1 high-byte is for 1-12 Date: word#1 low-byte is for 1-31
Week: word#2 high-byte is for 0-6 Year: word#2 low-byte is for 00-99
reserved Sec.: word#3 low-byte is for 0-59

Selects the increase hour for summer time saver. Triggers this trigger bits to increase 1hr. or
Selects the decrease hour to decrease 1hr.

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Remarks：week days are set to 0,1-6. BCD format.

Register 0 Second Counter 0~59
Register 1 Minute Counter 0~59
Register 2 Hour Counter 0~23
Register 3 Day of Month Counter 1~31
Register 4 Month Counter and Century Bit 1~12
Register 5 Year Counter 0~99
Register 6 Day of week Counter 0~6

1-4-4-4. Set the User levels

There are 8 user levels. You may have 8 set of paswords with entering remarks. It also
provides the Automatical Login Feature. The PLC program can enable or disable the
password login function directly. The password table was put in the command block parameter
II register($Cn) and command block parameter III register($Cm)

The password settings here means the user level password settings( the highest level is 8).
PanelMaster divides user levels to 9 levels (0-8), the 0 level is the lowest level which needs not
set the password. If sets the object requesting user level for 0, that means all levels can
operate this application.

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When sets password login possible the HMI requests a set of correct password
to login which registered in above table and turns on the default screen. If
entering the wrong password, the HMI can not be operated. On the other hand,
Warn !018 the HMI accepts the developer’s password.(9 numbers) which level is the same
as the highest user level 8.

1-4-4-5. Screen (Panel -> Screen)

Screen：A panel can design max. 7999 screens. The screen can be assigned for normal
screen、window screen or menu screen.

Window Screen：The window screen is a screen which overlapping on the normal screen. The
display area must smaller than the normal screen.
Menu Screen：The menu screen is a screen which overlapping on the normal screen. The
menu screen behaves like a pop-up tool sub-screen.

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1-4-4-6. Bit Alarm Block (Panel -> Bit Alarm Block ..)

Set the Bit Alarm block before using Display the alarm message function. There are 16 blocks
for setting. Please see below for your reference.
Alarm block address is the address in PLC the HMI watches and samplings. Use LSB.
Read Interval is the time HMI reads from the PLC. The unit is second.
Record the Alarm：The messages amount recorded in an alarm block. Here we set 100. That
means when the 101 Alarm happened, the first alarm record will be removed.

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1-4-4-7. Word Alarm Block (Panel -> Word Alarm Block ..)

Set the Bit Alarm block before using Display the alarm message function. There are 16 blocks
for setting. Please see below for your reference.
Alarm block address is the address in PLC the HMI watches and samplings. Use Word.
Read Interval is the time HMI reads from the PLC. The unit is second.
Record the Alarm：The messages amount recorded in an alarm block. Here we set 100. That
means when the 101 Alarm happened, the first alarm record will be removed.
Every word can be set to four kinds of address; they are low low, low, high and high high, for
address, Limit, Level and Text.

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1-4-4-8. Recipe Block

Set the Recipe Block before using recipe function. There are 16 blocks can be set.
The recipe function is decribed as following.
Recipe general setting.

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Recipe data item setting:

There are 16 recipe blocks can be set. You can select Scaling to set the gain and offset
number for caculating the recipe data.

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1-4-4-9. Data Logger

Set the Data Logger to use historic data Display. There are 16 Data Logger blocks to be set.
The sampling methods are Timed, Triggered and Clocked. Users can set the sampling
methods according to the applications.

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Charpter 2. Operating Menu Bar of the PanelMaster

2-1. File
File menu is the file management system of the PanelMaster. See Figure 2-1.

New(N)： Make a new project.

Open(O)： Open an exist project.

Close(C)： Close the current project.

Save(S)： Save the current project.

Save as(A)：Save the current project as…

Figure 2-1 File drop down menu

New

Clicks file to new a project or clicks from Toolbar. Selects a saving position then enters a

name for a new project. We should enter referent information to a new project.

Selects a saving positon, enters a project name then clicks Next button to set the Panel Type ,
Panel name and Link type.
After setting, the left side of the screen shows the project tree and right side shows the editable
area.

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Open...

To open an exist project, clicks Open form File drop down menu or clicks form Toolbar.
The Project Files window is shown as following:
Selects an exist project xx.pmj, Clicks Open to open it.

Close

Closes the current project design.

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Save

Saves the project according to the opening directory.

Right clicks the Panel name to see the export Panel button. Clicks the export
Panel button and saves the set inforamtion for the Panel as a file. You can
Warn !019 import this file for other projects. If you want to save the whole project, clicks

from the toolbar or selects save from File drop down menu.

Save As....

Saves the current project as xxx.pmj format of different names.

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2-2 Edit

Edits drop down menu including copy/delete, Align/make same size, Layer, set order and
Languages managment. When the items in the Edit drop down menu turn gray it means that
they can not be used.

Figure 2-2 Edit drop down menu

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Undo
Cancels this execution back to previous step.

Redo
Cancels last Undo, Back to previous step before last Undo.

Cut
Cuts the selected objects.

Copy
Copies the selected objects

Paste
Pastes the cut or copied objects to any working area.

Press SHIFT and the mouse left key to select many objects.
Press CTRL and selected objects then drag them to any position in the working
Notice ?020 area to execute duplication.

Delete
Deletes the selected objects.

Duplicate

Duplicates the selected objects, for example, numerical settings and buttons. Modifies the
variable, arrangement and Spacing in Pixels automatically. See Figure below.

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Find and Replace

Finds and replaces texts.

Show Grid
Shows grids on the editable area. Clicks Show Grid to show grids. Clicks again to disable.

Snap to Grid

Snaps selected objects to the grids. You can click from the toolbar to execute
this function.

Grid Settings...
Clicks Grid settings to get the dialogue as below.

Show Grid：Selects the item to show Grid on the editable area.

Snap to Grid：Selects this item to execute Snap to Grid.

Grid Color：Selects Grid color from this button

Grid Spacing：Sets the grid spacing here. X axis 4 dots space and Y axis 4 dots space.

Group
Selects objects as a group for easy moving and duplicating.

Ungroup
Ungroups the grouped objects.

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Align Tool

Aligns selected objects as Align left 、 vertical center 、 right 、 top 、

horizontal center 、bottom .

Make Same Size

Makes the selected objects the same width , same height , same width and same

height to adjust the spaces of selected objects.

Nudge

Uses the toolbar to nudge the selected objects to the left ,to the right ,to the

top ,to the buttom in the working area.

Layer

Adjusts the layers of overlaping objects .

Bring to Front ：Moves the selected objects to the front of others(the objects are totally
visible).

Bring Forward ：Moves the selected objects one layer forward.

Send Backward ：Moves the selected objects one layer backward.

Send to Back：Moves the selected object to the back of objects.

Set Orders (This function uses for Panel with key models)
Sets the 1-6 buttons as shown in the following figure. Presses PV037 arrow keys will show the
situations as below.
Presses up or down key at the first time to show the cursor on the left first button. Presses
down key to jump the cursor to the second button position, and so forth. On the contrary,
presses up key to move the cursor to forward button according the set sequence.

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The Right, Left keys in PV037 have the same functions as Up, Down keys.

2-2-1 Object Properties

Clicks object properties from Edit drop down menu or double clicks the object to get the object
properties dialogue.

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Save the Objects properties as default settings

Sets all objects from pop up menu when clicking the right key of the mouse. Presses Save as
Default to save the parameters of the selected objects as default except PLC variables.

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2-3 View

To view the working area enlarged or shrinked, multi-language management, toolbar visiable
or invisiable or objects import/export management. It’s impossible to click the items in the drop
down menu when they are gray. See Figure 2-3.

Figure2-3 View drop down menu

Address
Views the I/O and data registers, which have been used.

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Show Tool Tips

The pop up tool tips allows to view the read/write definitions of the pointed object.
Moves and stops the cursor to any enterabled area for a while to get a pop up tool tips for your
further information.

Zoom ; Normal Size

Zoom in and out percentage allows to view the screen size.

Active Tool bar

Provides many tools to be selected.

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Transparent display dialogue (Language 1-10)

Provides to select object dialogue boxes as transparent mode.

Language 1-10
Provides to view and switching language 1-10.

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2-4 Screen
To new screens, open exist screens, copy screen and screen properties management.

Make new screens

Open exist screens

Close screens

Cut screens

Copy screens
Paste screens

Delete screens

Export screens

Import screens

Edit screen properties

Figure2-4 Screen drop down menu

New Screen

Selects New Screen or clicks from toolbar to make a new screen. Defines the screen

name and screen number. The screen number can be set from 1 to 7999.

Open Screen：Opens exist screens.

Close Screen：Closes screens.

Cut Screen：Cuts screens.

Copy Screen：Copys screens.

Paste Screen：Pastes screens.

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Delete Screen：Deletes screens.

Export Screens：Exports an exist screen as any name xxx.snf for next application.

Import Screens
Imports exported screens.

Screen Properties...

Selects Screen Properties or click from toolbar to get a screen properties dialogue

box. Here you can plan the screen by modifying the name, screen number,static,whether a
basic screen needed, window screen settings, menu screen settings, screen background
settings, keys(for key models) and macro open/close/cycle. See Figure below.

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Clicks” +” besides the Screens from project tree to get screens list of the project. To open a
screen, double clicks any screen you need from the list.

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2-5 Draw

PanelMaster provides a drawing tool bar. For example, symbol、line、horizontal line、vertical

line、connected line、rectangle、circle、ellipse、arc、pie、polygon、text and picture. Select
a function, move cursor to any position you like on the working area to draw an object. Click
the object to get a properties dialogues box. You can set the line/frame color、width、BG/FG
color、Pattern types and color through the dialogue.

Figure 2-5 Draw drop dow n menu

Symbol

Selects and moves objects.

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Line

Click this button to draw lines.

Click the button to draw a line, move the cursor to the working area then click the left button of
the mouse to draw a line. After drawing a line, double click left of the mouse to design the line.

To change the length or the position of the lines, click the target line to see two checks at the
ends of the line, move the cursor on the checks. After the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press
the left button of the mouse and drag the line to any position you like on the working area.

Select a line, double click the line to open a properties dialogue. Modify the type、Line、color
and end point.

Horizontal Line

Click the button to draw a horizontal line.

Click horizontal line button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the the working area then
click the left button of the mouse to draw a line. After drawing a line, double click left of the
mouse to design the line.

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To change the length or the position of the horizontal lines, click the target line to see two
checks at the ends of the line, move the cursor on the checks. After the cursor turns to a cross
arrow, press the left button of the mouse and drag the line to any position you like on the
working area.

Select a line, double click the line to open a properties dialogue. Modify the type、Line、color
and end point.

Vertical line

Click the button to draw a Vertical line.

Click horizontal line button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the the working area then
click the left button of the mouse to draw a Vertical line. After drawing a line, double click left of
the mouse to design the line.

To change the length or the position of the Vertical lines, click the target line to see two checks
at the ends of the line, move the cursor on the checks. After the cursor turns to a cross arrow,
press the left button of the mouse and drag the line to any position you like on the working
area.

Select a Vertical line, double click the line to open a properties dialogue. Modify the type、
Line、color and end point.

Connected Lines

Click the button to draw a Connected line.

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Click connected line button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the the working area then
click the left button of the mouse to draw the first point of a connected line. Move cursor to next
point and so forth. After drawing a connected line, double click left of the mouse to design the
line.

To change the length or the position of the capstones of the connected lines, click the target
line to see two filled checks on the ends of the line, move the cursor on the filled checks. After
the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press the left button of the mouse and drag the line to any
position you like on the working area.

Select a connected line, double click the line to open a properties dialogue. Modify the type、
Line、color and profile.

Rectangle

Click the button to draw a rectangle.

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Click rectangle button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the working area then click the left
button of the mouse to draw a rectangle. After drawing a rectangle, double click left of the
mouse to design the rectangle.

To move a rectangle, click the rectangle, press the left button of the mouse and drag the
rectangle to any position you like on the working area.
To change the size of the rectangle, click the target rectangle. It shows eight checks on the
rectangle. Move the cursor on the check at the ends of the rectangle. After the cursor turns to a
cross arrow, press the left button of the mouse and drag the rectangle to any position you like
on the working area.

Select a rectangle, double click the rectangle to open a properties dialogue. Modify the type、
border、color and style.

Outline color of a rectangle

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Click “Flat” to select Border color and style. The Border Thickness is not selectable.

Click Raised to select Thickness and Color. The Border is not selectable. When a color is
chosen, PanelMaster shows default coordinated dark color on the right and bottom of the
rectangle.

Click Sunken to select Thickness and Color. The Border is not selectable. When a color is
chosen, PanelMaster shows default coordinated dark color on the left and top of the rectangle.

A filled rectangle

Border Colour

BG Color - yellow

FG Color-green Pattern-horizontal lines

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A not filled rectangle

Please refer to the settings of filled rectangles.

Set the profile：

Left：The Pixels of the rectangle to the left border of the working area. The less the number is
the close to the border of the working area this rectangle will be.
Top：The Pixels of the rectangle to the top border of the working area. The less the number is
the close to the border of the working area this rectangle will be.
Width：Set the width of the rectangle. Fixes left side of the rectangle; the rectangle extends to
the right according to the entered number.
Height：Set the height of the rectangle. Fixes top of the rectangle, the rectangle extends down
according to the entered number.
System Use：

Circle

Click the button to draw a Circle.

Click Circle button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the working area then click the left
button of the mouse to draw a circle. After drawing a circle, double click left of the mouse to
design the circle.

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To move a circle, click the circle, press the left button of the mouse and drag the circle to any
position you like on the working area.
To change the size of the circle, click the target circle. It shows two checks on the circle. Move
the cursor on the checks. After the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press the left button of the
mouse and drag it to change the size.

Click a circle, double click the circle to open a properties dialogue.

To set the properties,please refer to the settings of rectangle.

Ellipse
Click the button to draw an ellipse.
Click the ellipse button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the working area then click the
left button of the mouse to draw an ellipse. After drawing an ellipse, double click left of the
mouse to design the ellipse.

To move an ellipse, click the ellipse, press the left button of the mouse and drag the line to any
position you like on the working area.
To change the size of the ellipse, click an ellipse to see eight checks on the ellipse. Move the
cursor on the checks, after the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press the left button of the mouse
and drag it to change the size.

Click an ellipse, double click the ellipse to open a properties dialogue.

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To set the properties,please refer to the settings of rectangle.

Polygon

Click the button to draw a polygon.

Click polygon button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the working area then click the left
button of the mouse to draw a polygon. After drawing a polygon, double click left of the mouse
to design the polygon.

To move a polygon, click the polygon, press the left button of the mouse and drag the line to
any position you like on the working area.
To change the length or the ends of polygons, click the target polygon to see checks on the
polygon, move the cursor on the checks. After the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press the left
button of the mouse and drag it to change the size.

To set the properties please refer to the settings of Line.

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Arc

Click the button to draw an Arc.

Click the Arc button from the Tool bar, move the cursor from the working area then click the left
button of the mouse to draw an Arc. After drawing an Arc, double click left of the mouse to
design the Arc.

To move an Arc, click the Arc, press the left button of the mouse and drag the Arc to any
position you like on the working area.

To change the size of the Arc, click an Arc to see five checks on the Arc. Move the cursor on
the checks, after the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press the left button of the mouse and drag
it to change the size.

Click an Arc, double click the Arc to open a properties dialogue.

Pie

Click the Pie button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the working area then click the left
button of the mouse to draw a Pie. After drawing a Pie, double click left of the mouse to design
the Pie.

To move a Pie, click the Pie, press the left button of the mouse and drag the Pie to any position
you like on the working area.
To change the size of a Pie, click a Pie to see eight checks on the Pie. Move the cursor on the
checks, after the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press the left button of the mouse and drag it to
change the size.

Click a Pie, double click the Pie to open a properties dialogue.

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The settings of a Pie are the same as a rectangle.

Text
Click text from draw drop down menu to make a text button.
Click the text button from the Tool bar, move the cursor to the working area then click the left
button of the mouse to draw a text button. Enter text in the text button then click left of the
mouse to complete the text.

To move a text, put the cursor till it turns to a cross arrow. Press the left button of the mouse
and drag the text to any position you like on the working area.
To change the size of a text, click a text to see eight checks on the text. Move the cursor on the
checks, after the cursor turns to a cross arrow, press the left button of the mouse and drag it to
change the size.

Click a text, double click the text to open a properties dialogue.

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Select languages
Set the languages in the Global languages before selecting them from the text properties
dialogue. There are 10 kinds of languages to be chosen.

Language fonts and colors

There are 20 fonts to be chosen.

Set up color of characters

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Text direction

From left to right

From right to left

From top to bottom

From bottom to top

Position
Direction：From left to right. The text stars from the left.
Position：From left top corner. The text aligns to the left top corner.
Spacing
Border：10 pixels. Designs the distance of the text from the left top corner.
Line：0 pixels. The space between the lines in the text.
Char：0 pixels. The space between the characters in the text.

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Frames settings

Visibility
The visibility can be controlled by bit or by user level. See below Figure. The text is controlled
by bit. Click the visibility to see the dialogue box. Enter the internal data register then press ok
to complete the setting.

The text can be controlled by user level, too. There are 8 user levels. Click visibility to see the
dialogue. Enter user level to complete the setting. In some applications, when the text contents
should not be operated by users, set the text controlled by user level to protect texts. The
higher user level can see the text by entering password.

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Graphic

PanelMaster supports graphics made by any knid of drawing software (like photoimpact..) and
imported as xx.bmp file. After imported in graphic library the pictures can be selected by any
project.

Click import from the icon beside the name to get a import dialogue. Select files then

click import to import any picture you like.

Click from picture dialogue to view the imported pictures. Select pictures to use in the

application.

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2-6 Object
The object menu provides all objects designing operation. For example, buttons, numerical
entry and lamp...etc.

Figure 2-6 Object drop down menu

To add a button on the working area, click bit button, then move the mouse to the screen
working area, and left click the mouse.
To move a button, move cursor on the button first . When the cursor turns to a cross arrow,
press the left key of mouse to move the button to any place on this working area.
To change the size of a button, click the button first to see some checks on it. Move these
checks to change the size.

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2-7-1. Button/Switch
PanelMaster provides several buttons to be selected. The functions of these buttons are as
following. When pressing or releasing buttons, the HMI will execute specified functions.

Button menu Icon Functions

Bit Button It’s a touchable button, which is started to control

ON/OFF of a bit from the PLC, to read bits through
PLC and to control changing of objects text/graphic
static. There are five selections.

Set ON button Press the button to set the specified bit ON. Release
or press the button again and the bit remain ON.

Set OFF button Press the button to set the specified bit OFF. Release
or press the button again and the bit remain OFF.

Momentary ON Press this button to set the specified bit ON. Release
the button to turn the bit OFF.

Momentary OFF Press this button to set the specified bit OFF. Release
the button to turn the bit ON.

Invert button Press this button to set the specified bit ON. When
release, the bit remain ON. Press again to set OFF the
bit.

Toggle switch Press this button to let the Panel read the specified bit
status. If the bit is OFF, set it to ON. When release, the
bit remain ON. On the contrary, If the bit is ON, set it to
OFF. When release, the bit remain OFF.

Screen button There are four selections：

Open screen Press this button to open a specified screen.

In Properties：
”Acknowledge alarm”→The HMI received alarm
messages
”Notification”→Trigger a specified bit while switching
screens.

Close Screen Press this button to close the operating screen.

Close & Open Screen Press this button to close the operating screen and
open a specified screen.

Previous Screen Press this button to go to previous screen.

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Word button There are five selections:

Set Constant Touch this button to send an assigned Constant to

specified data registers of P.L.C..

Enter Value Touch this button to show a build-in TEN-KEY for uses
to enter value. When press ENTER on the TEN-KEY
the HMI sends the value to specified data registers of
P.L.C..

Enter Password Touch this button to get a password entering window.

Add Touch this button to let HMI read data from specified
registers of P.L.C. After adding an assigned constant,
the HMI sends calculated value to specified registers
of P.L.C..

Subtract Touch this button to let HMI read data from specified
registers of P.L.C. After subtracting an assigned
constant, the HMI sends calculated value to specified
registers of P.L.C..

Multistate Switch The default state at 0 and total state number is 3.

Press once to send state 1(S1) to the PLC, press twice
to send state 2 (S2) to the PLC and press 3 times to
send state0 (S0) to the PLC. Do this cycle forward or
backward. There are maximum 256 states can be set.

Radio button It’s an object with maximize 256 states which allows to
operate one state each time than send the signals to
specified bits of P.L.C.

Key Pad button Press this button to use and design key pad button.

Scroll button To use scroll button when watching trend graphics or

alarm messages.

Home/End buttons Press this button to go to Home/End page.

PgUp/PgDn(PgLeft/Pg Press the button to go to next page/previous page, left

Right)buttons page/right page.

Pause button Press this button to pause.

Clear button Press this button to clear data.

Step button Touch this button to let HMI read data from specified
registers of P.L.C. After adding or subtracting an
assigned constant, the HMI sends calculated value to
specified registers of P.L.C.

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Slide switch Press this button and move up or down, left or right to
change value.

Function button To design keypads, printing, changing screen, moving

window screen, minimize window screen and Text
properties settings. There are 17 selections, from
increase brightness to execute application.

Increase Brightness Touch this button to increase brightness of the HMI.

(The PanelExpress doesn’t offer the function)

Decrease Brightness Touch this button to decrease brightness of the HMI.

(The PanelExpress doesn’t offer the function)

Save Brightness Touch this button to save the brightness settings.

Show Password Touch the button to list a password table.

Table

Log In Touch the button to show a password entering

key-pad for users to login.

Log Out Touch the button to log out. While logging out, the
HMIsets to the lowest user level=0.

Print Screen Touch this button to print assigned area.(Hardcopy)

Turn Backlight Off Press once to close backlight.

Acknowledge Alarm Touch this button to acknowledge showed alarms.

Only after acknowledgement, HMI can continue
working.

Show Press this button to see a next communication setting

Sub-connection information table.
Table

Increase Value by Touch this button to read value from specified

one registers of P.L.C. After adding the read value by 1,
the HMI sends calculated value to specified registers
of P.L.C.

Decrease Value by Touch this button to read value from specified

one registers of P.L.C. After subtracting the read value by
1, the HMI sends calculated value to specified
registers of P.L.C.

Select Next Data Press this button to show the next data entry object.
Entry Object

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Select Previous Data Press this button to move to previous data entry
Entry Object object.

Change Language Selects languages for maximize 10 languages.

#1~#10

Restart Panel Press button to restart the panel.

Application

Enter Panel Setup Press this button to see the Panel Setup screen.
Mode

Write Recipe to PLC Write recipe to PLC.

Read Recipe from Read recipe from PLC.

PLC

End Transparent Press this button to end the transparent

Communication communication mode.

Set Time and Date Set system time and date of HMI.

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2-6-1-1. General setting

Figure 2-7 Object properties dialogue _ bit button general setting

ID：Panelmaster will give an object number as system setting.

Note：Enters descriptions for this object.
Shape：Sets shapes of objects.
Such as frames, border color, patten, fore ground color, back ground color settings. There are
different color settings for different HMI models, such as, selecting 16 greys for mono models
and 256/65535 colors for color models.

External Label： Selects to have a External Label window. You can set

the referent parameters or enter describtions for the object.

Function：There are 5 selective functions.
Set ON：Touches this button to set the written bit to ON, when releases, the bit keeps ON.
Set OFF：Touches this button to set the written bit to OFF, when releases, the bit keeps OFF.
Momentory ON：Touches this button to set the written bit to ON, when releases, the bit turns
OFF.

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Momentory OFF：Touches this button to set the written bit to OFF, when releases, the bit
turns ON.
Invert：Touches this button to set the written bit to Invert. For example, if the written bit is ON,
touches the button will set the bit to OFF, when releases, the bit remains OFF. On the contrary,
if the written bit is OFF, touches the button will set the bit to ON, when releases, the bit
remains ON.
Write address：Specifies the written bit.

Monitor: Selects monitor to let the object change different contents by monitoring

the values of bits.

Mornitor address：

Reads PLC monitoring bits. Chooses to set the

monitoring addresses the same as writing addresses. If not chooses the function, the
addresses can be set to different device numbers.
ON Macro：For specified macros. Selects Macro to see a open and close macro windows for
users to design macros.

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2-6-1-2. Label

Figure2-8 Object properties dialogue _bit button label

Language：Selects languages from Language 1-n. You have to set the number of languages
from Project > Language before using.
Border spacing：Specifies the dots from border to texts.
Text/Picture： Sets the referent text contents and graphics.
Font：Set the font style and size, color, blink, transparent, character spacing, line spacing.
Shape BG color：Specifies label shape and background colors.

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2-6-1-3. Advanced

Figure 2-9 Object properties dialogue _bit button advanced settings

Touch availablity ：Selects “Control by bit” to write to PLC while the specified bits activated.
If also selects “control by user level”, the users’ level should higher than the specified level to
operate this button.
Minimum hold time：Presses for a specified time to send the button signals to PLC.
Operator confirmation：HMI requests “Acknowledge“ automatically. After press “YES“, the
HMI writes signal of the pressed button to PLC.
Maximum waiting time： Time to wait for “Acknowledgment“. The HMI will cancel the
operation after time is up.
Notification：Press this button to send the on/off message from a specified bit to another bit.
Operator logging：Selects Operator logging to save events into historic data loggers.

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2-6-1-4. Visibility

Figure 2-10 Object properties dialogue _bit button visibility settings

Invisible: Selects invisible to hide this button only. It’s still workable.

Controlled by bit：Selects to display this button and enable the touch

control while the specified bit activated.

Controlled by user level: Selects to display this button and enable

the touch control while the user level higher than the specified user level.

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2-6-1-5. External Label

Figure 2-11 Object properties dialogue _bit button external label settings

The external label is descriptions of objects.

Shape: There are four shapes, such as, Transparent, Flate, Outlet, Raised.
Position: Sets the external label on Top , Buttom, Right, Left of the object.
Color: Sets the color of Border, Plate(background), Text.
Size ratio (plate/object): Sets size of ratio ( for plate object only).
Language: Sets the display language.
Font: Sets the fonts.
Text: Specifies the Display texts.
Spacing: Specifies the space of border, lines and characters.

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2-6-1-6. Button Macro

ON Macro：Touches this button to execute ON Macro program.

Figure2-12 Bit button _ON Macro setting dialogue

OFF Macro：Touches the button to execute OFF Macro program.

Figure 2-13 Bit button_OFF Macro setting dialogue.

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2-6-2. Toggle Switch

Figure 2-14 Object properties dialogue _Toggle Switch

Presses this button once to set the bit ON and, when release, the bit remains ON. Presses
again to set OFF the bit.
Touches this button to set the bit of written address to Invert. For example, when a specified bit
is ON before pressing, after pressing, the bit turns to OFF. While releasing, the bit remains
OFF. On the contrary, when a specified bit is OFF before pressing, after pressing, the bit turns
to ON. While releasing, the bit remains ON.

Difference between Toggle Switch and Invert button.

The Toggle Switch provides ON Macro and OFF Macro, however the Invert
Notice !021 Button does not provide ON Macro and OFF Macro.

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2-6-3. Screen Button

Figure 2-15 Object properties dialogue _screen button

Functions: There are four selections

1. Open Screen：Touch this button to open specified normal screen, window screen, or menu
screen.
2. Previous Screen：Touch this button to open previous screen.
3. Close & Open Screen：Touch this button to open specified window screen and close the
operating window screen.
4. Close Screen：Touch this button to close the operating window screen.

Other functions
”Change user level to”→Changes user level.
”Acknowledge Alarm”→HMI received alarm message.

Advanced
”Touch Avilibility”→When the specified bit activated, the HMI changes screens.
”Notification”→While changing screen, trigger a bit.

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2-6-4. Slide Switch

Touches and hold the cursor of this button, moves right and left or up and down to modify
values by changing position. While releasing, the HMI write the modified value to PLC. The
function is similar to stimulatory entering SW. It’s convenient to adjust speed of motors,
rotation rate, time and object display color.

Figure 2-16 Object properties dialogue _Slide switch

Direction：Specifies increasing direction.

Knob：Specifies border color and background color.
Scale：To set the scale of the slide switch in the scale setting dialogue box.

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2-6-5. Word Button

Figure 2-17 Object properties dialogue _word button

There are 5 selections.

Functions：There are five selections.

1. Set Constant：Touch this button to sent a specified constant to P.L.C. data registers.
2. Enter Value：Touch this button to show the build-in TEN-KEY on the screen. You can enter
value here, when press ENTER, the HMI sends the value the P.L.C.
3. Enter Password：Touch this button to get a password entering window.
4. Add：Touch this button to let HMI read data from specified registers of P.L.C. After adding
an assigned constant, the HMI sends calculated value to specified registers of P.L.C.
5. Subtract：Touch this button to let HMI read data from specified registers of P.L.C. After
subtracting an assigned constant, the HMI sends calculated value to specified registers of
P.L.C.
Activation (Button down)：Press the button to activate the function.
Activation (Button up)：Press and release to activate the button. Holds the button does not
activate.

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2-6-6. Multistate Switch

Touches this button to read value from specified PLC registers. After adding or subtracting an
assigned constant, the HMI writes the calculated value to the specified PLC registers.

Figure 2-18 Object properties dialogue _Multistate button

State type: There are two types, Value and LSB.

State order: To show the orders of step buttons.
Number of states: The maximum value is 255 when sets state type to Value. If sets the state
type to LSB, then the maximum state of the 16 bits positive integer is 16/ the maximum value
of the 32 bits positive integral is 32.
Activation: Direct and Indirect.

Next state: Sets the states order to “+1“ or “-1“ for value and “shift left“ or “ shift
right“ for LSB.

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2-6-7. Radio Buttons

There are many states in a radio button. Select one state for each operation to write the data to
the specified PLC Bits. Select LSB to have 16 or 32 states, however choose Numeric to have
256 states. When selects LSB the coordinated Bits will be set to ON, other Bits will be set to
OFF.

Figure 2-19 Object properties dialogue _radio button

State type: There are two types, Value and LSB.

State order: To show the orders of step buttons.
Number of states: The maximum value is 255 when sets state type to Value. If sets the state
type to LSB, then the maximum value of the 16 bits positive integer is 16/ the maximum value
of the 32 bits positive integral is 32.
Button spacing: The space between 2 buttons.

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2-6-8. Keypad Button

Touched this button to see a TEN-KEY for users to enter value, while pressing ENTER, the
HMI writes the entered value to PLC data registers.

Figure 2-20 Object properties dialogue _keypad button

Enter character: Writes the build-in character codes to specified addressed.

Enter command: Executes build-in function to execute commands.

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2-6-9. Scroll Buttons

Uses the scroll buttons, by scrolling, pausing and clearing data to see historic
data bases. If the HMI equipped with battery backup memory, the users can
review data which saves into the storage data bases before power off.

Figure 2-21 Object properties dialogue _scroll button

Home/End: Displays historic data from home or end.

PgUp/PgDn or PgLeft/PgRight: Displays historic data by page up /page down

or page left / page right.

Pause: Pauses displaying the current historic data.

Clear: Clears current historic data.

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2-6-10. Step Buttons

Touches this button to read value from specified PLC registers. After adding or subtracting an
assigned constant, the HMI writes the calculated value to specified PLC registers.

Figure 2-22 Object properties dialogues _step button

State type: There are two types, Value and LSB.

State order: To show the orders of step buttons.
Number of states: The maximum value is 255 when sets state type to Value. If sets the state
type to LSB, then the maximum value of the 16 bits positive integer is 16/ the maximum value
of the 32 bits positive integral is 32.

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2-6-11. Numeric Entry

Touches the Numeric Entry button to see a build-in TEN-KEY on the screen for users to enter
numerals. While pressing ENTER, the HMI sends numerals to specified PLC registers.

Figure 2-23 Object properties dialogue_numeric entry

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Data Type： There are several data format type, 16-bit unsigned int., 32-bit
unsigned int., 16-bit signed int., 32-bit signed int., etc.. LMB express if left most
bit as 1 then the value is negtive. LMD express if left most digit (4 bits) as F then
the value is negtive.

Display Type：The PanelMaster supports three display types, such as 16-Bit Unsigned
Decimal(0-65535),16Bit Hex (0-FFFF) and 16-B it Octal(0-77777)

Data Entry：There are Pop-up keypad and On-screen keypad and/or function keys.

Scaling: Only when the 16-Bit Unsigned Decimal provides this function. The scaling formula is
(Y=aX+b).
Y=Panel display value/ display value, X= PLC actual writing value, a=Gain value, b=Offset
value.If sets a=0.5，b=2, when enter 10 to the HMI (Y=10), PLC will write 16(X=16).
Notification：Enter Setting value, the HMI will set the notified bit as 1 (on) or 1 (off). The bit
must be cleared by PLC to 0 (off) to make sure the next operation be correct.

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2-6-12. Numeric Display

The HMI reads specifies PLC data registers to Display the read value on the screen(without
entering function). See Figure 2-24.

Figure 2-24 Object properties dialogue _numeric display

Numeric Display

Figure 2-25 Numeric Display Objects

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2-6-13. ASCII Character Entry

Touches the ASCII character entry button to see a build-in ASCII character keypad on the
screen for users to enter maximum 20 characters. While pressing ENTER, the HMI sends
characters in ASCII codes to specified PLC registers.

Figure 2-26 Object properties dialogue _ASCII character entry

Total character: The maximum ASCII characters allowed to enter.

Alignment: Specifies the entered ASCII characters displaying position.
Code Size: Byte means 2 ASCII characters at one register word.

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2-6-14. ASCII Character Display

The HMI reads ASCII value from specified PLC data registers to transform ASCII value to
characters displaying on the screen. ( without entering function). See figure 2-27.

Figure 2-27 Object properties dialogue _ASCII character display

Total Characters：Specifies maximum characters of ASCII character display. (2 ASCII

characters at one register word)
Alignment：Specifies the entered ASCII characters displaying position.
Character Set：Allows to specify ASCII characters displaying according to ASCII or ISO
codes.
Code Size：By byte or word.

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2-6-15. Bit Lamp

Figure 2-28 Object properties dialogue _bit lamp

Bit lamp：HMI reads value from specified bits of PLC and shows the ON or OFF states of
specified bits from PLC. There are two states.

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2-6-16. Multistate Lamp

Figure 2-29 Object properties dialogue_multistate lamp

Multistate Lamp：HMI reads value from specified addresses of PLC and shows the coordinate
states on HMI. There are 256 states (State type sets Value) or 16 states (State type sets LSB).

2-6-17. Message Display

The major difference between Message Display and Multistate Lamp is that Message can
show texts only while Lamp can show texts and graphics.
1. Reads bit states or register values to show specified objects on the screen. There are
maximum 256 states (selects value),16 states (LSB) or 2 states (bit) can be designed.
2. Reads bit states or register values to show specified objects on the screen. The marquee
moves according to the specified speed from the right to the left.

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Figure 2-30 Object properties dialogue_message display

Marquee: Sets the marquee moving according to the specified speed.

Running speed: Sets the speed from the slowest 1 to the fastest 10.

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2-6-18. Time/Date/Week Display

Reads time value from REAL TIME CLOCK to show on the screen.
Reads date value from REAL TIME CLOCK to show on the screen.
Reads week value from REAL TIME CLOCK to show on the screen.

Figure 2-31 Object properties dialogue_Time/Date/Week display

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2-6-19. Meter

Reads value from specified registers to display by meter. See Figure 2-32.

Figure 2-32 Object properties dialogue _meter scale

Direction: There are two kinds, clockwise and counter clockwise.

Needle color: Specifies needle color.
Needle base color: Spcifies needle base color.
Swing Adjustment: Specifies radius, center and angle of meters.
Scale position: Specifies scale positions, inner or outer.

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2-6-20. Dynamic graphic / Static Picture Display

There are four selections for dynamic graphic which are dynamic Circle, Dynamic Rectangle,
Gif Display, and Picture Display.
Dynamic Circle：Displays dynamic circle with different center position, radius and FG color
controled by PLC.
Dynamic Retangle：Displays dynamic retangle with different position, size and FG color
controled by PLC to have various effects.

Dynamic circle
Monitor address---D80
D80---center X-axis position
D81---center Y-axis position
D82---Radius
D83---Pattern

Figure 2-33 Object properties dialogue_dynamic circle

Dynamic rectangle
Monitor position---$U200
$U200---X-axis position
$U201---Y-axis position
$U202---width
$U203---Height
$U204---Pattern

Figure 2-33a Object properties dialogue _dynamic retangle

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GIF display:
Displays autoexecuted GIF on screen at specified position.

Figure 2-33b Object properties dialogue _GIF disply

State Type:
Bit(Stop/Start Auto Change)
Auto Change Frequency (Hz):
--- 0.5~10Hz

Figure 2-33c Object properties dialogue _picture display

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Picture: Displays xx.bmp and xx.jpg graphics on screen at specified position.

Figure 2-33d Object properties dialogue _picture

2-6-21. Graph/Chart

Graph：There are two kinds of graphs, bar graph and bipolar bar.
Bar graph：The HMI reads value from specified registers of PLC to transform to bar graphs on
the screen. See figure 2-34。

Figure 2-34 Object properties dialogue _bar graph

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Bipolar bar graph：The HMI compares the value read from specified registers of PLC with
Middle point and transforms the difference to bipolar graph on the screen. See the settings in
figure 2-35. When the value of PLC is “d100=60“, displays PLC value (60)-Middle
point(50)=10，See figure 2-35. When the PLC value (d100=80), displays PLC(80)-Middle
point(50)=30>High Limit(25), then changes to a specified color.

Figure 2-35 Object properties dialogue _bipolar graph

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Line Chart ：The HMI reads a series of data from specified PLC registers to transform to a
Line Chart on the screen. See figure 2-36. A line chart can have maximum 8 lines. The
Number of Data Sets and Number of Data Points Per Data Set decide the maximum displaying
number of X – coordinate of a Line Chart.

Figure 2-36 Object properties dialogue _line chart

Number of Data Sets: The maximum curves the Line Chart can make. ( the maximum
data is 8 )
Number of Data Points Per Data Set: The total number of each curve can make. (from 2
to 255).
The sampling rule is described as below.
Sets the read address at D100, 2 curve.
D100=Actual sampling numbers.
D101=The first point of the first curve.
D102= The first point of the second curve.
D103= The second point of the first curve.
D104= The second point of the second curve.
：
When the trigger bit=ON, HMI will transform a series of values to a Line Chart displaying on
the screen.

The trigger bit and the clear trigger bit can be set from the object properties
dialogue box.

Notice ?022

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Pie Graph：The HMI reads values of specified registers from PLC, transforms them to a round
circle on the screen and shows the read values of PLC registers in a Pie Graph.

Figure 2-37 Object properties dialogue _pie graph

Direction: Sets the value displaying directions of a Pie Graph. There are two directions,
Clockwise from top and Clockwise from buttom side.

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Scatter Chart：The HMI reads a series of value from PLC registers and transforms them to a
dual axis chart on the screen as shown in figure 2-40. A scatter chart may have at most 8
curves.

Figure 2-38 Object properties dialogue_scatter chart

The sampling rule is described as below.

Sets the read address at D100, 2 curve.
D100=Actual sampling numbers.
D101=The X axis coordinates of the first sampling point on the fisrt curve.
D102=The Y axis coordinates of the first sampling point on the fisrt curve.
D103= The X axis coordinates of the first sampling point on the second curve.
D104= The Y axis coordinates of the first sampling point on the second curve.
D105=The X axis coordinates of the second sampling point on the fisrt curve.
D106=The Y axis coordinates of the second sampling point on the fisrt curve.
D107= The X axis coordinates of the second sampling point on the second curve.
D108= The Y axis coordinates of the second sampling point on the second curve.
：
When the trigger bit =ON, the HMI transforms the series of values to curves displaying on the
screen.
The trigger bit and the clear trigger bit can be set from the object properties
dialogue box.

Notice ?023

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2-6-22. Alarm Display

There are four selections in the Alarm display, which settings should coordinate with the bit
alarm block or word alarm block settings. The HMI will monitor the specified bit value and
transform to coordinated alarm data according to the scan interval time setting. By the way,
that needs to define alarm properties before using the alarm dispaly.

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Figure2-39 Object properties dialogue _alarm properties

Bit Alarm Block/Word Alarm Block: There are two kind of Alarms, Bit Alarm and Word Alarm,
which can provide 16 blocks at most.

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Figure2-40 Object properties dialogue _bit alarm block

Bit alarm block: Read the value from specified PLC bit, when the value is “1“ (On), then show
the message on the screen. To avoid a wrong program compiling, be sure to set the bits in a
multiple of 16, such as 0、16、32.
Use：The default settings of Bit Alarm is “enable”, you can change to disable to disable the Bit Alarm
use.
Read address: To use the internal bits of PLC or HMI as set values.
Block size: Sampling numbers of alarm block.
Read interval: Sampling time interval of an alarm block(1-3600 sec)
Level: Assigns different alarm’s priorities from 1-8, from the lowest to the highest 8.
Record the alarm: Saves alarm events to the HMI historic data.
Display the alarm message: When the specified bit in PLC is On, display alarm message on
the screen.
Display a window screen: When the specified bit in PLC is On, display assigned screen.
Play a multimedia file: When the specified bit in PLC is On, play an assigned multimedia file.

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Figure 2-41 Object properties dialogue _word alarm block

Word alarm block: Read the value from specified PLC bit, and display the text messages
according to the read value.
Read address: To use the internal bits of PLC or HMI as set values.
Block size: Sampling number of alarm block.
Read interval: Sampling time interval of an alarm block(1-3600 sec)
Limit：Setting the alarm limitation. When the sampling value is lower than the limit value then trigger
the high limit alarm.
Hysteresis：When the sampling value is equal to the hysteretic value then it will not trigger
the alarm, but if the sampling value is more than the hysteretic value it will trigger the alarm.
Level: Assigns different alarm’s priorities from 1-8, from the lowest to the highest.
Record the alarm: Saves alarm blocks to the HMI historical data.
Display the alarm message: When the specified bit in PLC is On, display alarm message on
the screen.
Display a window screen: When the specified bit in PLC is On, display assigned screen.
Play a multimedia file: When the specified bit in PLC is On, play an assigned multimedia file.

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Alarm Display：There are 4 selections. The HMI will monitor the specified bit value and transform to
coordinated alarm data according to the scan interval time setting.
Alarm History：HMI reads values of specified registers from PLC regularly, transforms to bit
alarm messages displaying on the screen and records in HMI to make a historical table.
Alarm Count：The HMI caculates showed alarm messages and display the total count on the
screen.
Current Alarm：The HMI displays current alarm message only.
Alarm Marquee：The HMI displays current alarm marquee only.

Figure 2-42 Object properties dialogue _alarm display

There are “A” / “C” signs in alrm display which mean that,

”A” The alarm message is executing.

Notice ?024
”C” The alarm message is cleared.

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2-6-23. Historic Display

There are three selections in Historic Display which settings should coordinated with the data
logger settings. The data logger is the sampling data from PLC saved to HMI Battery Backup
SRAM(non-volatile memory) for the Historic Display Objects to pick up reference data and
perform the historic data display, historic message display and historic trend display. The Data
Logger settings are shown as following.

Figure 2-43 Object properties dialogue _data logger

Name: Name for a data logger.

ID: Use Historic Display according to name or ID number to assign a specified position.
Sampling Size: The sampling number of a historic display.
Number of samples: The total sampling number in a historic display.
Memory required = (Sampling length) x (total sampling number) + ((total sampling number) x
3 (“3” is the registers number occupied by the RTC)
Use non-volatile memory: Clicks to use non-volatile memory.
Sampling Method:
Timed: Sampling according to specified time. (the unit is “sec” the setting range is from
1-65535 sec)
Triggered: Sampling according to trigger bits in the Command Block.

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Clocked: Sampling by clock. (the unit is “min.”, the setting range is from 1-60 min)
Sampling full processing:
Stop sampling: Specifies to stop sampling.
Notify: Specifies to notify assigned bits when the sampling amount reaches the set number.
External Control:
Clear buffer: Clears the value from the internal memory when an assigned trigger bit be
triggered.
Enable Sampling: Specifies when to start sampling.
Save to file: Saves the sampling data to specified files.

Figure 2-44 Object properties dialogue _Data logger (Data Item)

Name: Give a Name for each Data to be distinguished.

Total Digits: Assigns total digits for different Data. (from 1-10)
Fractional Digits: Assigns Fractional digits for different use. ( Should be assigned less than
total digits).
Scaling:
It supports only when the value is in BCD mode. Scaling formula (Y=aX+b)。
Y=Display Data on HMI，X= PLC written value，a=Gain, b=Offset
So, If sets a=0.5，b=2 , when enters 10(Y=10), PLC will write 16(X=16)。

Historic data display: After long time constantly sampling, the HMI will transform the
sampling values to display on the screen.

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Figure 2-45 Object properties dialogue _historic data display

Historic message display: The HMI reads register's value or LSB bit of specified registers
from PLC regularly , transforms them to message and records on the screen.

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Figure 2-46 Object properties dialogue _historic message display

Historic trend display: Sets a fixed sampling time or triggers from PLC to read value from
specified registers and saves to HMI data logger. After long time constantly sampling, the HMI
will transform the sampling values to display on the screen.

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Figure 2-47 Object properties dialogue _historic trend display

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2-7. Project
Project menu provides the global settings and management for projects, such as, File
Protection, Multi-Language, Font Templates, Picture Database, Global Tags, Macro Library
and Panel addition or deletion.

Figure 2-48 Project drop down menu

2-7-1. File Protection

PanelMaster provides file protection possible by giving a password which should be set less
than 8 characters, big and small characters are though to be different and should be saved to
file before working. Please remember the password, If the pasword is forgotten, the file is
not able to be opened at all. The password mention here is subject to be the designer’s
password with the highest level „0“.

Figure 2-49 Project menu_file protection

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2-7-2. Language
Selects to use multi-language function. There are maximum 10 languages can be set. Define
the Name for each language and the Unicode.

Figure 2-50 Project menu_language

2-7-3. Font Templates
Sets the reference fonts in the font templates dialogue box before use. Finds the set fonts
when you need to use in each screen application from the same project.

Figure 2-51 Project menu_font templates

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2-7-4. Picture Data Base

There are some built in pictures in the picture database for every application. Any picture
other then the built in ones should be imported to picture database before use.

Figure 2-52 Project menu_picture database

2-7-5. Global Tags

PanelMaster provides Global Tags for designers to modify functions of objects with ease. The
Global Tags can only be use for HMI internal bits , registers and panels in the same project but
not PLC registers. The Global Tags should be set in “_“ as a starting character.

Figure 2-53 Project menu_global tags

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2-7-6. Global Macro

Global Macro is the macro can be used in whole project while a Local Macro can be used only
in local specified panel.

Figure 2-54 Project menu_global macro

Difference between Global Macro and Local Macro;

Global can be used in whole project while a local macro can be use only for a
local panel.
Notice ?025
Only the Global Macro can have a protection mode by setting a series of
password. For example, a PID or a communication program can be set as
Global Macros to protect designers’ intellectual property. Without the specified
password, no one can modify the programs.

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PanelMaster provides some common Macros described as following.

Startup Macro
The startup macro is executed once only when turn on the panel. It is used for initializing
panels, thus, if the program size of startup macro is too big, it will take much time to run the
macro before the panels working.

Figure 2-55 General Settings_Startup Macro

Main Macro
When the panels working, the main macros will be executed circularly no matter what the
current screen is by executing 30 lines a time. The cycle is about 100 to 500 msec for
executing the main macros.

Figure 2-56 General Settings_Main Macro

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Event Macro
When the panel is working, and the trigger bit turns from 0 to 1, the panel executes event
macro once.

Figure 2-57 General setting_Event Macro

Time Macro
When the panel is working, it executes the time macro by a specified time cycle. So, to make
sure the panel works fine, please shorten the time macro program.

Figure 2-58 General setting_Time Macro

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Macro Instrument
The PanelMaster provides many macros instruments as following.

1.Move and Set value

● “=＂→Copy. Copy the parameter P2 to P1.
Instruction “=＂
Data type (S) 16-Bit signed Int; (U)16-Bit unsigned Int; (SD) 32-Bit signed Int; (UD)
32-Bit unsigned Int; (F)32-Bit floating point; (B)Bit
P1 Internal word address,Internal bit address,external word
address,external bit address.
P2 Constant，Internal word address,Internal bit address,external word
address,external bit address.
P1=P2
For example: V0.0=2\M0 (B) ; 2\ means Link2 connect with FX PLC.
When COM2 Mitsubishi PLC M0=0, then COM1Siemens PLC V0.0=0
When COM2 Mitsubishi PLC M0=1 則 COM1 Siemens PLC V0.0=1

● “=!＂→Reverse copy bit, Reverse copy the bit value of parameter P2 to a specified
position of P1.
Instruction “= !＂
Data type (B) Bit
P1 Internal bit address, external bit address
P2 Constant, Internal bit address, external bit address.
P1=!P2
For example : V0.0=! 2\M0 (B) ; 2\ means Link2 connect with FX PLC.
When COM2 Mitsubishi PLC M0=0(OFF), then COM1Siemens PLC V0.0=1 (ON)
When COM2 Mitsubishi PLC M0=1 (ON),then COM1 Siemens PLC V0.0=0(OFF)

● “〞〞＂ →ASCII, Transform the parameter P2 character strings to ASCII code and copy
to a specified position of P1.
Instruction “〞〞＂
Ddata Type (B)Bit
P1 Internal Bit address
P2 ASCII Code
P1=〞P2(ASCII character strings)〞
For example: $U0= 〞ABCDEF〞
Then $U0=4241 H (BA)，$U1=4443 H (DC)，$U2=4645 H (FE)

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● “MOV＂ →Move, Move the parameter P2 by P3 number of data to a specified position

of P1.
Instruction “MOV＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address, external word address.
P2 Internal word address, external word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.
P1=MOV(P2,P3)
For example：$U10= MOV(2/D100,10)
Move COM2 Mitsubishi PLC value in registers D100~D109 to the Panel registers $U10~19.

● “SETM＂ →Set Value, Set the value of parameter P2 to parameter P1 filled in P3

length.

Instruction “SETM＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address, external word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=SETM(P2,P3)
For example：$U10=SETM(2/D100,10)
When COM2 Mitsubishi PLC, write value of register D100 to the panel register $U10~19.
When D100=K1234 , then the value of register $U10~19 will become K1234.

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2.Calculation + - * /

● “＋＂ →Addition., Add the value of parameter P2 to the value of P3, then send the
result to PI.

Instruction “＋＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit signed Int; (U)16-Bit unsigned Int; (SD) 32-Bit signed Int; (UD)
32-Bit unsigned Int; (F)32-Bit floating point.
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 + P3
For example：$U10=K1234＋K1000
Then the value of register in the panel is K2234

●“－＂ →Substraction, Subtract the value in parameter P3 from value in P2 and send the
result to P1.

Instruction “－＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit signed Int; (U)16-Bit unsigned Int; (SD) 32-Bit signed Int; (UD)
32-Bit unsigned Int; (F)32-Bit floating point.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 - P3
For example：$U10=K1234－K1000
Then the value in register $U10 of the panel is =K234

●“＊＂ →Mutiplication, the value in parameter P2 mutiplied by the value in P3 and send the
result to P1.

Instruction “＊＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit signed Int; (U)16-Bit unsigned Int; (SD) 32-Bit signed Int; (UD)
32-Bit unsigned Int; (F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 * P3

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For example：$U10(word)=K1234(word)＊K10(word)
：$U10(D-word)=K1234(D-word)＊K10(D-word)

If the result of value in P2 mutiplied by P3 comes more than 65535,

please use 32-Bit unsigned Int to calculate. In other word, if use
16-Bit unsigned Int to cacualte, then the result will not be sent to the
Notice !026 position of P1 correctly.

● “/＂ →Division, value in parameter P2 divided by value in P3, and send the result
without reminders to P1.

Instruction “/＂
Date Type (S) 16-Bit signed Int; (U)16-Bit unsigned Int; (SD) 32-Bit signed Int; (UD)
32-Bit unsigned Int; (F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 / P3
Fro example：$U10=K1234 /K 50
Then the value in $U10 is equal to K24

● “%＂ →Reminders, Send the reminders of the value in P2 divided by value in P3 to P1.
P1=P2 % P3 reminders
For example：$U12=K1234 %K 50 Then the value in $U12 is equal to K68

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3.Logical calculation
●“|＂ →Logical, or (OR), Send the value of P2 or P3 to P1.

Instruction “|＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int, (UD) 32-Bitb Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.
P1=P2 | P3
For example: $U10=K1234 | K1000
K1234 ( BCD 10011010010)
K1000 ( BCD 01111101000)
$U10=K2042( BCD 11111111010)

●“&＂ →Logical , and (AND), Send the value of P2 and P3 to P1.

Instruction “&|＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int, (UD) 32-Bitb Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 & P3
For example：$U10=K1234 & K1000
K1234 ( BCD10011010010)
K1000 ( BCD 01111101000)
$U10=K192 ( BCD00011000000)

●“^＂ →Logical, Repulsive(XOR), Send the result of P2 ^P3 to P1.

Instruction “^＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 ^ P3
For example：$U10=K1234 ^ K1000
K1234 ( BCD10011010010)
K1000 ( BCD 01111101000)
$U10=K1850( BCD11100111010)

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● “<<＂ →Left move, Left move P2 by value of P3 and send the result to P1.

Instruction “<<＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 << P3
For example: $U10=K1234 << K1
K1234 ( BCD0000010011010010)
$U10=K2468 ( BCD0000100110100100)

When the value of P3 is (U)16 -Bit unsigned Int, left moved more
than K15, or the value of P3 is (UD) 32-Bit unsigned Int, left moved
more than K31, no matter what the value in P2 it will be the result of
Notice !027 P1 will be 0.

●“>>＂ →Right Move, Right move P2 by value of P3 and send the result to P1.

Instruction “<<＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=P2 >> P3
For example：$U10=K1234 >> K1
K1234 ( BCD0000010011010010)
$U10=K617 ( BCD0000001001101001)

When the value of P3 is (U)16 -Bit unsigned Int, right moved more
than K15, or the value of P3 is (UD) 32-Bit unsigned Int, right moved
more than K31, no metter what the value in P2 it will be the result of
Notice !028 P1 will be 0.

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4.Statistic Calculation

●“MAX＂ →Compare to get the maximum value. Compare P2 with P3 and send the
maximum one to P1.

Instruction “MAX＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=MAX(P2, P3)
For example：$U10=MAX($U11,$U12)
When the value of $U11>the value of $U12, then $U10=$U11
When the value of $U11<the value of $U12m then$U10=$U12

●“MIN＂ →Compare to get the minimum value，Compare to get the minimum value.
Compare P2 with P3 and send the minimum one to P1.

Instruction “MIN＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=MIN(P2, P3)
For example: $U10=MIN($U11，$U12)
When the value of$U11>the value of $U12, then$U10=$U12
When the value of$U11<the value of $U12,then$U10=$U11

●“BMAX＂ →Compare Block to get maximum value. Compare P2 from specified starting
address in P3 length, and send the maximum value to P1.

Instruction “BMAX＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=BMAX(P2, P3)

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For example: $U10=BMAX($U11,$U20 )

When the value of $U20=K5, then compare $U11、$U12、$U13、$U14、$U15 to send the
maximum value to $U10.

●“BMIN＂ →Compare Block to get minimum value. Compare P2 from specified starting
address in P3 length, and send the minimum value to P1.

Instruction “BMIN＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=BMIN(P2, P3)
For example：$U10=BMIN($U11,$U20 )
When the value of $U20=K5, then compare $U11、$U12、$U13、$U14、$U15 and send the
minimum value to $U10。

●“SUM＂ →Sum of a Block, Sum up P2 from specified starting address in P3 length, and
send the result to P1.

Instruction “SUM＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

P1=SUM(P2, P3)
For example：$U10=SUM($U11、$U20 )
When the value of $U20=K5, then sum up $U11、$U12、$U13、$U14、$U15 and send the result
to $U10.

●“XSUM＂→Sum of a Block & XOR, Send the executing result of P2 from specified starting
address in P3 length to P1.

Instruction “XSUM＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
P3 Constant, Internal word address.

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P1=XSUM(P2, P3)
For example：$U10=SUM($U11，$U20 )
When value of $U20=K5, then execute $U11 ^ $U12 ^ $U13 ^ $U14 ^ $U15 and send the
result to $U10.

● “SWAP＂→High byte and low byte change, exchange the high byte and low byte value
in P1. The value of P2 is the exchanged length.
Instruction “SWAP＂
Data Type (U)16-BitUnsigned Int.,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address.
P2 Constant, Internal word address.
SWAP(P1,P2)
For example：SWAP($U10，4)
when $U10=1122、$U11=3344、$U12=5566、$U13=7788 after executing exchange command,
the result will come to $U10=2211、$U11=4433、$U12=6655、$U13=8877

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5.Data transformation

● “BCD＂→Transform Decimal to Hexadecimal BCD code. Transform the parameter in

P2 from Decimal to hexadecimal BCD code and send to P1.
Instruction “BCD＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word arrdess
P1= BCD (P2)
$U10=BCD($U11)
Decimal constant code:K Hexadecimal constant code：H
When $U11=K 10 then $U10=H10 (K16)
$U11=K 100 then $U10=H100 (K256)

● “BIN＂→Transform Hexadecimal BCD to Decimal code. Transform the parameter in P2

from hexadecimal BCD code to Decimal and send to P1.
Instruction “BIN＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int, (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Internal word address
P1= BIN (P2)
$U10=BIN($U11)
Decimal constant code:K Hexadecimal constant code：H
When $U11= 10 H (K16) then $U10= K 10
$U11= 100H (K256) then $U10= K 100

● “DW＂→Send Word P2 to P1
Instruction “DW＂
Data Type (S)16-Bit signed Int, (U) 16-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= DW (P2)

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● “W＂→Send dobule word low-word of P2 to P1

Instruction “W＂
Data Type (SD)32-Bit signed Int, (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= W (P2)

● “B2W＂→Transform word P2 continuously in P3 length , send to P1 from the low-byte

and write 0 to the hi-byte.
Instruction “B2W＂
Data Type (S)16-Bit signed Int, (U) 16-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P3 Constant,Internal word address
P1= B2W (P2, P3)
$U0=B2W($U10,4)
when $U10= H1234,$U11=H5678 after transforming
$U0=H0034,$U1=H0012,$U2=H0078,$U3=H0056

● “W2B＂→Transform low-byte of word P2 continuously in P3 length, save to P1 from

start word.
Instruction “W2B＂
Data Type (S)16-Bit signed Int, (U) 16-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P3 Constant,Internal word address
P1= W2B (P2, P3)
$U0=W2B($U10,1)
when $U10=H1234 after transforming $U0=H0034 $U10 subtract hi-byte
$U0=W2B($U10,2)
when $U10=H1234,$U11=H5678 after transforming $U0=H7834 $U10,$U11 subtract
hi-byte
$U0=W2B($U10,4)
when $U10=H1234,$U11=H5678, $U12=H1412,$U13=H0369 after transforming
$U0=H7834, $U1=6912 $U10,$U11,$U12,$U13 subtract hi-byte

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● “A2X＂→Transform ASCII code to hexadecimal BCD. Transform the ASCII code from
P2 by continuous 4 words to a hexadecimal BCD word and send to P1.
Instruction “A2X＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= A2X (P2)
$U0=A2X($U10)
ASCII code :30H(0),31H(1),32H(2),33H(3),34H(4)
When $U10=0031H $U11=0032H,$U12=0033H,$U13=0034H
After transforming $U0=H1234

Notice :the hi-byte of P2(WORD) should be 0.

● “X2A＂→Word P2(16-Bit Unsigned Int.) transforms to be 4 ASCII codes start from P1

in continuous 4 words and put 0 to the hi-byte.
Instruction “X2A＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= X2A (P2)
$U0=X2A($U10)
ASCII code :30H(0),31H(1),32H(2),33H(3),34H(4)
When $U10= H1234
After transforming $U0=0031H $U1=0032H,$U2=0033H,$U3=0034H

● “W2F＂→Transformes Word P2 to a floating point and send to P1.

Instruction “W2F＂
Data Type (SD)32-Bit signed Int, (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= W2F (P2)

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● “D2F＂→Transformes Double Word P2 to a floating point and send to P1.

Instruction “D2F＂
Data Type (SD)32-Bit signed Int, (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= D2F (P2)

● “F2W＂→Transform floating point P2 to word and send to P1.

Instruction “F2W＂
Data Type (F) 32-Bit Floating point
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= F2W (P2)

● “F2D＂→Transform floating point P2 to double word and send to P1.

Instruction “F2D＂
Data Type (F) 32-Bit Floating point
P1 Internal word address
P2 Constant,Internal word address
P1= F2D (P2)

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6.Conditional control (IF/ELIF)

IF provides a conditional instruction to evaluate results are true or not. If the result is true, the
compiler will check every program code between IF and next instruction.
To start by IF should be end by ENDIF.
ELIF is a simple instruction, for every IF instruction should have an ENDIF to match, but
ELDIF can use without ENDIF.
ELSE provides a compond conditional instruction. When the result of ELIF before IF or ELIF
are not true, the compiler will check the program code between ELSE and ENDIF.

● “IF=＂→P1=P2(equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “IF=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “IF!=＂→P1≠P2(not equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “IF!=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “IF>＂→P1>P2(more than) conditionally executing

Instruction “IF>＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “IF>=＂→P1>=P2(more than, equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “IF>=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

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● “IF<＂→P1<P2(less than) conditionally executing

Instruction “IF<＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “IF<=＂→P1<=P2(less than, equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “IF<=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “IF&＂→P1&P2(After Logically sum up, any of the 16 bit equals to 1.) conditionally
executing
Instruction “IF&＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int. (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “IF!&＂→P1&P2(After Logically sum up , all the 16 bits equal to 0) conditionally

executing
Instruction “IF!&＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int. (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “IF B＂→P2 Bit ON conditionally executing

Instruction “IF B＂
Data Type (B) Bit
P1
P2 Internal word address

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● “IF!B＂→P2 Bit OFF conditionally executing

Instruction “IF!B＂
Data Type (B) Bit
P1
P2 Internal word address

● “ELIF=＂→P1=P2(equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “ELIF!=＂→P1≠P2(not equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF!=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “ELIF>＂→P1>P2(more than) conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF>＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “ELIF>=＂→P1>=P2(more than, equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF>=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

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● “ELIF<＂→P1<P2(less than) conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF<＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “ELIF<=＂→P1<=P2(less than, equal to) conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF<=＂
Data Type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “ELIF&＂→P1&P2(After Logically sum up, any of the 16 bit equal to 1) conditionally

executing
Instruction “ELIF&＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int. (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “ELIF!&＂→P1&P2(After Logically sum up, all of the 16 bits equal to0) conditionally
executing
Instruction “IF!&＂
Data Type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int. (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int
P1 Constant, Internal word address
P2 Constant, Internal word address

● “ELIF B＂→P2 Bit ON conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF B＂
Data Type (B) Bit
P1
P2 Internal word address

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● “ELIF!B＂→P2 Bit OFF conditionally executing

Instruction “ELIF!B＂
Data Type (B) Bit
P1
P2 Internal word address

● “ELSE＂→End of conditionally executing

Instruction “ELSE＂
Data Type
P1
P2

● “ENDIF＂→End of conditionally executing command

Instruction “ENDIF＂
Data Type
P1
P2

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7. JUMP instruction

● “JMP＂→Jump to execute specified instruction

Instruction “JMP＂
Data type
P1 ASCII string ; ex: abc
Set “jump“ to the ASCII string as abc, then the program will jump to Lable :abc.

● “JMP=＂→P1=P2( equal to) conditionally excuting jump.

Instruction “JMP=＂
Data type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 ASCII string ; ex: abc
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address
If P1=P2 ( equal to) condition, then execute jump to program Label ASCII string is abc. The
program will jump to Label:abc.

● “JMP!=＂→P1≠P2( not equal to ) conditionally excuting jump.

Instruction “JMP =＂
Data type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 ASCII string; ex: ngabc
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address
If P1≠P2( not equal to) condition, ，then execute jump to program Label ASCII string is ngabc.
The program will jump to Label:ngabc.

● “JMP >＂→P1>P2(Larger than) conditionally excuting jump.

Instruction “JMP >＂
Data type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 ASCII string
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address

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● “JMP >=＂→P1>=P2(Larger than , equal to) conditionally excuting jump.

Instruction “JMP >=＂
Data type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 ASCII string
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address

● “JMP <＂→P1<P2(Less than) conditionally excuting jump

Instruction “JMP <＂
Data type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 ASCII string
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address

● “JMP <=＂→P1<=P2(Less than, equal to) conditionally excuting jump

Instruction “JMP <=＂
Data type (S) 16-Bit Signed Int.,(U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,(SD) 32-Bit Signed
Int,(UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,(F)32-Bit floating point
P1 ASCII string
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address

● “JMP &＂→P1&P2( After logical summing, any bit in the 16bits equal to 1, then execute
jump.)
Instruction “JMP &＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int., (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 ASCII string
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address

● “JMP !&＂→P1&P2(After logical summing, every bit in the 16bits equal to o, then
execute jump.)
Instruction “JMP !&＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int., (UD) 32-Bit Unsigned Int.,

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P1 ASCII string
P2 Constant , Internal word address
P3 Constant, Internal word address

● “JMP B＂→P2 Bit ON conditionallt excuting jump

Instruction “JMP B＂
Data type (B) Bit / Contact
P1 ASCII string
P2 Internal Bit address

● “JMP !B＂→P2 Bit OFF Conditionallt excuting jump.

Instruction “JMP !B＂
Data type (B) Bit / Contact
P1 ASCII string
P2 Internal Bit address

● “CALL＂→Call Macro
Instruction “CALL＂
Data type
P1 ASCII string
Please name the sub-macro in English or numbers when use sub-macro with CALL
instruction.

● “RET＂→Back to Main Macro

Instruction “RET＂
Data type
P1

● “FOR＂→Counter Loop
Instruction “FOR＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 Constant, Internal word address

● “NEXT＂→End Counter Loop

Instruction “NEXT＂
Data type
P1

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● “STOP＂→End
Instruction “STOP＂
Data type
P1

● “END＂→End main Macro

Instruction “END＂
Data type
P1

8. Timer

● “SET_T＂→Set timer , Set the start word address of Timer P1 and Timer P.
Instruction “SET_T＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 0~7 Constant
P2 Internal word address

P1: Set Timer No.( Provides 0~7, 8 100ms unit Timer in total )
P2 Parameter:
P2 Timer start word address +0:
Timer executing characteristics:
0: PV=SV Flag position is 1
1: PV=SV Flag position is 1 and 0 , alternatively.
P2 Timer start word address is +1 : Means that Timer’s exist value is (PV).
P2 Timer start word address is +2 : Means that Timer’s set value is (SV)
P2 Timer start address is +3 : Means that out put Flag.

● “STOP_T＂→Stop timer , P1=Timer No.

Instruction “STOP_T＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 0~7 Constant
If“STOP_T＂→Stop timer executing, the “SET_T＂ → Set Timer will stop and will keep
PV value.

● “WAIT_T＂→Wait Timer, P1= Timer No.

Instruction “WAIT_T ＂

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Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,

P1 0~7 Constant
When the Macro executes the WAIT_T＂→ Wait Timer, The Macro will wait until the set time
up set from“SET_T＂ → Set Timer then execute the next macro.

9. Counter

● “SET_C＂→Set Counter ,P1=Counter No.,P2=Counter start address.

Instruction “SET_C＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 0~7 Constant
P2 0~7 Constant

P1: Counter No. setting ( Provides 0~7, 8 counters in total)

P2 Parameter:
P2 Conter start word address+0:
Counter executing characteristics
0: PV=SV Flag position is 1
1: PV=SV Flag position is 1 and 0 alternatively.
P2 Counter start word address is +1 : Means that Counter’s exist value is (PV).
P2 Counter start word address is +2 : Means that Counter’s set value is (SV)
P2 Counter start address is +3 : Means that out put Flag.

● “STOP_C＂→Stop Counter,P1=Counter No.

Instruction “STOP_C＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 0~7Constant
If“STOP_C＂→Stop executing counter, the SET_C＂→Set counter will stop counting, and
keep the exist value of PV.

● “WAIT_C＂→Wait counter,P1=Counter No.

Instruction “WAIT_C ＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 0~7Constant
When the Macro executes the the WAIT_C＂→ Wait Timer, The Macro will wait until the set
time up set from“SET_C＂ → Set Timer then execute the next macro.

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10.System RTC

● “GET_RTC＂→Sends the system time and date to Panel RTC module.

Show the system time and data from HMI RTC unit.
Instruction “GET_RTC ＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 Internal word address

● “SET_RTC＂→Sets the system time and date to the Panel RTC module.
Setting the system time and data to HMI RTC unit
Instruction “SET_RTC ＂
Data type (U)16-Bit Unsigned Int.,
P1 Internal word address

Use Macro instruction GET_RTC to

send RTC value to Register, and
SET_RTC will set the Register value to
the RTC.This example uses HMI
internal data register SN0.

Register 0 Second Counter 0~59

Register 1 Minute Counter 0~59
Register 2 Hour Counter 0~23
Register 3 Day of Month Counter 1~31
Register 4 Adjustment 1(01.3 sec/day)
Register 5 Month Counter and Century Bit 1~12
Register 6 Year Counter 0~99
Register 7 Day of week Counter 0~6

RTC Rsgister setting value

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2-8. Panel

The Panel drop down menu provides management system of parameters settings, system
information and communication data, such as, Link, general settings, Command & Status,
Local Macro, Clock, Operating Levels, Alarm Block / Recipe Block and Data Logging settings.

Figure 2-59 Panel drop down menu

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Current Panel
A project can have many applications according to designers need to choose different
panels.You can select panels from current panel and from project tree.

Figure 2-60 Panel menu_Current Panel

Link
Selects PLC , temperature controller or other device that current panel will link to. Choose add,
properties and delete for further settings.
Add：Selects to add another devices.
Properties：Selects to modify the communication properties setting of linked devices.
Delete：Selects to delete devices.

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Figure 2-61 Panel menu_Link

Tags
This function provides tag settings for current panel. The difference from Tags to Global Tags
is, the Tags can not only manage the panel’s internal memory but also the current devices the
panel links to. (It’s no need to use “_“ when setting the local Tags)

Figure 2-62 Panel menu_Tags

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Panel general setup

This function provides designers to set names,Models,Startup screens,Delay time,Startup
languages,password,screen saver time,Buzzer sounding time,watch dog timer,Startup
macro,Main Macro,Event Macro,Time Macro and a blank area for designers to write remarks.

Figure 2-63 Panel menu_panel general setup

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Command and Status

Command Block and Status word provide communication device settings, such as, PLC,
inverter,temperature controller,server controller to make two way communications.

Command Block：
You can use command block for communication device settings to control the panel, such
as,screen changing,switch language,recipe read/write, alarm clear,buzzer sounding,backlight
on/off...etc. It should be set 1 word at least to 32 words at most. The position of command word
can be customized arrangement or select default setting according to user’s habit and
compatibilty.

Status word：
The Status word provides to know what is the current screen, the language in use, what is the
user level, recipe area and whether the command block executed or not.

Figure 2-64 Command and Status_General Setup

Figure 2-65 Command & Status_Command Block Figure 2-66 Command&Status_Status word

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Clock
All of the PanelVisa series products provide Real Time Clock (RTC) function, to afford most of
the applications need. But when the linked devices not support this function, you may set as
shown below.

Figure 2-67 Panel menu_Clock

Password
PanelMaster provides 8 user levels(1~8), each level should have an eight characters
password. The more the number is the higher level it will be. That is 8(the
highest)>7>6>5>4>3>2>1(the lowest)“. After setting the user level, users can manage files or
objects according to the specified password.

Figure2-68 Panel menu_Password

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Build Panel Run-time Data

After completing all screen designs, select Build Panel Run-time Data from the panel drop
down menu, as shown in figure 1-69. When compiling an application, the result will be shown
on the Build List under the working area. If there is any error, it will show error message
dialogue box for users to correct one by one. After correction all the errors, you can recompile
the project again. Be sure to correct all the errors before download to the panels.
Remarks：An application should be compiled successfully before download to the panels.

Figure 2-69 Panel menu_Build Panel Run-time Data

Click the error message line to get a dialogue box in order to correct this error.

Figure 2-70 Panel menu_Build list error message

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Transfer Data to Panel..

Set the communication com port (COM1~COM32) and Baurate before download programs to
panels. If the download failed, check whether the COM PORT is occupied by other devices
and the communication cable.

Figure 2-71 Panel menu_ Transfer Data to Panel

Figure 2-72 Panel menu_Transfer Data to Panel_baudrate setting

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The first time executing Transfer Data to Panel function

When the first time executing Transfer Data to Panel function or modify the panel from normal
to portrait type, PanelMaster will download OS0 / OS1 / OS2 to the panel to execute
initialization and it will take longer time.

Figure 2-73 Panel _download OS0 Figure 2-73a Panel_download OS1

Figure 2-73b Panel_download OS2

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The panel downloads the XXX.PLD file in a normal data transfer, as shown in figure 2-74. After

completing data transfer settings at the first time, it allows using the express key to

transfer a modified file to the panel.

Figure 2-74 Panel_download application PLD

By the way, to transfer except for using the standard USB cable (UR23) Cermate provided,
you can make one as your wish according to below wiring method.

HMI COM PC RS232C

9-pin male ------------------ 9-pin female

HMI COM1 ---- PC COM1

Figure 2-75 The wiring of communication cable between computer and the Panel

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Transfer Data from Panel...

You should set the transferation properties of the panel before transfering data from panel as
shown in figure 2-76.

Figure 2-76 Panel menu _Transfer Data from Panel

The difference between xxxxxxxx.PRP file and xxxxxxxx.PLF file：

Thexxxxxxxx.PRP file is the Panel Run-time Package. Upload this file to get a
compiled file which can not be modified. You can use this file downloading to
Notice ?029
another panel .
Thexxxxxxxx.PLF file is the Panel Data File. Except for the designers backup
the xxx.PLF file to the panel, the users can not read a complete xxx.PLF and
modify for their applications. Please notice that you should download a .PLF file
first, then you can upload this file from the panel for further modifications.

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Export panel...
Execute the export panel, save it as a file for other applications use.

Figure 2-77 Panel menu _export panel

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2-9. Tools
The Tools drop down menu provides Operaion Language Selection, PanelSim(On-line/Off-line)
simulation, Transparent Setting and Update OS) through BIOS functions.

Figure 2-78 Tools drop down menu

Language Selection：
All of the operation languages can be selected via Tools drop down menu by operator, it does
not need to install multi-language software and the PanelMaster will use windows uni-code
function to transform the language directly。

Figure 2-79 Tools menu_Language selection

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Panel Sim(Off-line)：
Execute the designed program on PC to check for possible errors without communiating with
real PLC. You can simulate in PC before purchasing PV series panels to have completely
understanding for PanelMaster and PanelVisa.

Figure 2-80 Tools menu_PV037-LSK Panel Simulate (Off-line)

Panel Simulate (On-line)：

Use PC as a Touch Panel, communicate PC with PLC and operate it. Please notice that
PanelMaster provides to communicate with PLC for 30 min only. If you would like to continue
the communication, please close the PanelMaster On-line SIM function and execute again. Or
you can purchase PanelExpress for a continuously using.

Figure 2-81 Tools menu_PV057-TST Panel Simulate (On-Line)

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Transparent Communication
For most users the Transparent Communication function is strange to them. But it is a new
function for users to monitor, design and modify PLC program through the Panel. That is,
through communication to execute upload/download PLC program, modification of PLC
program and monitoring PLC.

Figure 2-82 Tools menu_Transparent communication settings

Figure 2-83 Tools_Start transparent communication Figure 2-84 transparent communication

When start the transparent communication, the panel will show a screen as shown in figure
2-82. To close transparent communication , click end transparent communication from Tools
menu or click END on the Touch panel to close it.

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Update OS0 from BIOS：

To avoid big damage for electric leakage or noise that cause the Flash ROM error,
PanelMaster provides the OS updating function for users . To update the OS0 while updating
OS is a very considerate function especially when the users clear the program or OS by
accident (If the DIP SW1-6 are all OFF will execute this program clear procedure). With this
function, users can update the panel to default setting.

Figure 2-85 Tools menu_ Update OS0 by updating BIOS

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2-10 Window
There are Cascade, Tile Vertical, Tile Horizontal, Arrange Icon in the window drop menu.

Figure 2-86 Window menu_Cascade

Figure 2-87 Window menu_Tile Vertical

Figure 2-88 Window menu_Tile Horizontal

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Figure 2-89 Window menu_Arrange Icon

Restore:
Use restore to show the previous arrangment of screens when switched to maximize.

Maximize:
Maximize the opened screens. To switch screens, click the name of screen you want from the
window drop down menu.

All opened screens:

Except from the project tree, you can see all the screens from the window drop down menu.
See as shown in figure 2-90.

Figure 2-90 Window drop down menu

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2-11 Help

To see the current software verison from the help. See as shown in 2-91.

Figure 2-91 Help

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Charpter 3 Practice
In this chapter, we will introduce some typical object design methods for users to complete the
screen designs quickly. And we will describe step by step for the settings of PLC
communication. The PLC described hereafter will be Mitsubishi FX2n , Com1 and Siemens
S7-200 PPI , Com2, the panel will be PV057-TST.

Step1：Click【File---New】To open a new project , see figure 2-92 shown as below.

Figure 2-92 Step 1 New a project_create a project name and directory

Step 2：Add panels , see figure 2-93 shown as below.

Figure 2-93 New project_step2_set the panel model no.and name

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Step 3：Click next to get a controller device settings dialogue box as shown in figure 2-94.

Figure 2-94 New project_step 3_Setting the controller the panel will link to

Step 4：Click 【finish】to complete a project setting. The PanelMaster will open a blank screen
of the specified panel (PV057-TST) as shown in figure 2-95.

Figure 2-95 New project_step 4_ setting completed

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Step 5：When the setting completed, the user can add another communication devices;
S7-200 PLC in com2 as shown in figure 2-96.

Figure 2-96 New project_step 5_ setting the second communication device

Step 6：When complete all settings, users can start to design needed screens. Double left click
the mouse to get further setting dialogue boxes. To move or adjust any object by
moving checks on the edges , see as shown in figure 2-97.

Figure 2-97 New project _ step 6_Object properties setting dialogue box.

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Step 7：When all settings completed, users can execute “Build touch run-time data“ from Panel
drop down menu in order to know whether there are mistakes or not. See as shown in
figure 2-98.

Figure 2-98 New project_step 7_ Build touch panel run-time data

Step 8：Modify all errors and execute “Build touch run-time data“ again to make sure all errors
have been corrected. Only when there is no error occured and the file is compiled
successfully , the compiled file can be use to download. See as shown in figure 2-99.

Figure 2-99 New project_step 8_ “Build touch run-time data“ (compile successful)

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